Understanding Македонски Personal Pronouns
Personal pronouns are words that we use instead of names when we talk about people or things. In Macedonian, just like in English, we have different pronouns for different people.
Important Points
- First-person singular: 'јас' means 'I'.
- Second-person singular: 'ти' means 'you'.
- Third-person singular masculine: 'тој' means 'he'.
- Third-person singular feminine: 'таа' means 'she'.
- Third-person singular neuter: 'тоа' means 'it'.
- First-person plural: 'ние' means 'we'.
- Second-person plural: 'вие' means 'you all'.
- Third-person plural: 'тие' means 'they'.
In Macedonian, personal pronouns change based on who you are talking about. They also change if you are talking to just one person or more than one person.
Examples
- Јас сакам сладолед.
- Ти играш фудбал.
- Тие читаат книги.
Now let's look at how these pronouns work in sentences. They help us know who is doing the action. For example, if you say 'Јас читам', it means 'I am reading'.
Examples
- Тој е мој пријател.
- Таа е учителка.
- Ние сме дома.
Remember, using the right pronoun is important to make sure people understand who or what you are talking about.
Examples
- Вие сте добри.
- Тоа е мачка.
- Тие се во парк.