I was wondering if there was any general rule of thumb about how one would go about using, or not using personal pronouns in a sentence- like what situations could you use it in, and which could you not? Спасибо! :D
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I was wondering if there was any general rule of thumb about how one would go about using, or not using personal pronouns in a sentence- like what situations could you use it in, and which could you not? Спасибо! :D
I don't understand your question.
Can you give some examples?
Well one rule of thumb in deciding which to use is to make a list of pronouns on the back of your door and then close your eyes and throw darts at them.
No thanks is neccesary.
I meant as in the sentence of having the pronoun " Я читаю" in a sentence, or omitting the "Я" Because I have seen times where the pronoun has been omitted. K thanx. :P
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Большое Спасибо gRomoZeka!! :D
You Russians think you are so superior to us Americans with your "serial killers." Here, we just take their hands, seeing as we are "mere" "serial amputators" -- we don't need the rest of their bodies (we're not wasteful like you -- that must be a Soviet value). We hack off a limb and let them go about their merry way. You make baby Gorbachev sick, I tell you!Quote:
Originally Posted by gRomoZeka
(And yes, that was a joke. We don't actually cut off people's hands. Except for the one in my freezer. I SWEAR I don't know how that got there...) :lol:
In Polish pronouns almost always ommited.Quote:
Originally Posted by gRomoZeka
"Jestem polskim artystą"