In Greek Language just like in English, the personal pronouns
( οι Προσωπικές Αντωνυμίες ),
show persons. Example: Mary is a teacher / She is a teacher. The "she" is a personal pronoun. Now back to our lesson. The personal pronouns are: Table 20.1
We can decline the personal pronouns. Study the table below for the declension. Table 20.2
Table 20.3
The declension of the pronouns follow the same rules as the declension of the nouns.
The types in parenthesis are the so called weak types of
the pronouns.
The weak types are always used before the verb when the verb's action is passed on from the first person to a second person. For example: I love you = σε αγαπώ When the verb's action is given as an order from the first person to a second person then the weak type of the pronoun goes after the verb. For example: love her = αγαπησέ την. Let's see some examples of the strong and weak types of
the Personal Pronouns:
Table 20.4
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