German Pronouns: Subject, Object, Reflexive & More

Pronouns are one of the most essential building blocks of any language, and German is no exception. In this section, you'll find everything you need to understand how to use subject, object, possessive, reflexive, and relative pronouns correctly and how they change depending on the case. Use the lessons below to build a strong foundation and express yourself more clearly in German.

👤 Subject Pronouns

• German Subject Pronouns: Nominative Case
• du vs. ihr vs. Sie

🎯 Object Pronouns

• Accusative Pronouns
• Dative Pronouns

🪞 Reflexive & Possessive Pronouns

• Reflexive Pronouns & Verbs
• 62 Reflexive Verb Example Sentences
• Possessive Adjectives

🔁 Relative Pronouns

• Relative Pronouns & Clauses

🧠 Similar-Looking Pronouns Explained

• sie vs. sie vs. Sie
• eins vs. eines vs. ein
• alle vs. alles

🔗 Pronoun-Preposition Compounds

• Da- & Wo-Compounds Overview
• Accusative with Da-
• Dative with Da-
• Two-Way Prepositions with Da-/Wo-Compounds

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