Question

Меня,нам,они,мне (лицо,число,падеж)

Answer 1

Меня - 1 лицо, ед.ч, Р.п
нам 1 лицо, мн.ч., Д.п
они - 3 лицо, мн.ч, И.п
мне - 1 лицо, ед.ч, Д.п

Answer 2

Personal Pronouns in Russian

In Russian, personal pronouns change based on the person, number, and case. Here are the forms for "I," "you," "he/she/it," "we," and "they" in different cases:

1. I (я) - Меня (mne) - accusative case - Мне (mne) - dative case

Source: 2. You (ты) - Тебя (tebya) - accusative case - Тебе (tebe) - dative case

Source: 3. He/She/It (он/она/оно) - Его/её/его (yego/yeyo/yego) - accusative case - Ему/ей/ему (yemu/yey/emu) - dative case

Source: 4. We (мы) - Нас (nas) - accusative case - Нам (nam) - dative case

Source: 5. They (они) - Их (ikh) - accusative case - Им (im) - dative case

Source: These forms are used to indicate the different roles of the pronouns in a sentence, such as the subject, direct object, or indirect object.

Examples

- I am a teacher. - Я учитель. (Ya uchitel.)

- Sasha loves her. - Саша любит её. (Sasha lyubit yeyo.)

These examples demonstrate the usage of personal pronouns in Russian sentences.

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