Mich, dich, uns

Anna shows the difference between mich and mir. Practise mich, dich, sich, and uns in a short, practical German dialogue.

🎬 Lesson video

💬 Dialogue

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Deutsch	English	Español	Русский	Türkçe
👩 ANNA Siehst du mich?	ANNA Do you see me?	ANNA ¿Me ves?	ANNA Ты меня видишь?	ANNA Beni görüyor musun?
👨 JAKUB Ja, ich sehe dich.	JAKUB Yes, I see you.	JAKUB Sí, te veo.	JAKUB Да, я тебя вижу.	JAKUB Evet, seni görüyorum.
👩 ANNA Und er? Er wäscht sich.	ANNA And him? He is washing himself.	ANNA ¿Y él? Se está lavando.	ANNA А он? Он моется.	ANNA Peki o? Kendini yıkıyor.
👨 JAKUB Wartet ihr auf uns?	JAKUB Are you waiting for us?	JAKUB ¿Nos estáis esperando?	JAKUB Вы нас ждёте?	JAKUB Bizi mi bekliyorsunuz?
👩 ANNA Wir warten auf euch.	ANNA We are waiting for you.	ANNA Os estamos esperando.	ANNA Мы вас ждём.	ANNA Sizi bekliyoruz.
👨 JAKUB Gib mir bitte das Buch.	JAKUB Please give me the book.	JAKUB Dame el libro, por favor.	JAKUB Дай мне, пожалуйста, книгу.	JAKUB Lütfen bana kitabı ver.
👩 ANNA Ich gebe es dir gleich.	ANNA I will give it to you in a moment.	ANNA Te lo doy enseguida.	ANNA Я сейчас тебе её дам.	ANNA Hemen sana vereceğim.

📖 Vocabulary

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Deutsch	English	Español	Русский	Türkçe
mich	me (accusative)	me	меня	beni
dich	you (accusative)	te	тебя	seni
sich	oneself	se	себя	kendini
uns	us	nos	нас	bizi
euch	you (plural, accusative)	os	вас	sizi
mir	to me (dative)	me	мне	bana
dir	to you (dative)	te	тебе	sana

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