jaz, ti, on, ona, ono

Singular Subject Pronouns

Level 1

Jaz means I, ti addresses one familiar person, and on, ona and ono are third-person singular pronouns.

How It Works

Jaz means I, ti addresses one familiar person, and on, ona and ono are third-person singular pronouns. A verb ending often makes the subject clear, so a pronoun is especially useful for contrast.

Start with the verb ending: sem already identifies the speaker, while si addresses the listener. Adding jaz or ti can contrast the two people. Ona is a subject form; it does not remain ona when the same person becomes an object.

Examples (3)

  1. Jaz sem Ana.

    I am Ana.

  2. Ti si doma.

    You are at home.

  3. Ona bere.

    She is reading.

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