mi, me, vi, ve, oni, one

Plural Subject Pronouns

Level 1

Plural pronouns refer to more than two people.

How It Works

Plural pronouns refer to more than two people. Masculine or mixed groups use mi, vi and oni; all-female groups can use me, ve and one. Vi also addresses one person politely.

Count the people before choosing number. A group of two normally requires the dual even if English simply says we or they. Polite vi is a separate use: one addressee receives plural grammatical agreement.

Examples (3)

Mi smo doma.
We are at home.
One berejo.
They are reading.
Vi ste učiteljica.
You are a teacher.

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mi, me, vi, ve, oni, oneLevel 1Plural Subject Pronouns

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Distinguish grammatical person before combining it with plural reference.

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Distinguish grammatical person before combining it with plural reference.
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