1. Personal Pronouns
1st and 2nd person

2. 1st person – I, me, we, us Case Singular Nom ego Gen mei Dat mihi Acc
Abl mē
Plural
nōs
nostrum
nobīs

3. 1st person – I, me, we, us Marcus loves me! Were you seen by us?
Case
Singular
Nom
ego
Gen
mei
Dat
mihi
Acc me
Abl mē
Plural
nōs
nostrum
nobīs
Marcus loves me!
Were you seen by us?
Walk with us.

4. 1st person – I, me, we, us Marcus loves me! me Were you seen by us?
Case
Singular
Nom
ego
Gen
mei
Dat
mihi
Acc me
Abl mē
Plural
nōs
nostrum
nobīs
Marcus loves me! me
Were you seen by us?
Walk with us.

5. 1st person – I, me, we, us Marcus loves me! me
Case
Singular
Nom
ego
Gen
mei
Dat
mihi
Acc me
Abl mē
Plural
nōs
nostrum
nobīs
Marcus loves me! me
Were you seen by us? ā nobīs
Walk with us.

6. 1st person – I, me, we, us Marcus loves me! me
Case
Singular
Nom
ego
Gen
mei
Dat
mihi
Acc me
Abl mē
Plural
nōs
nostrum
nobīs
Marcus loves me! me
Were you seen by us? ā nobīs
Walk with us. nobīscum

7. 2nd person – you Rufus loves you (s)!
Case
Singular
Nom tu
Gen
tui
Dat
tibi
Acc te
Abl tē
Plural
vōs
vestrum
vobīs
Rufus loves you (s)!
2) Will they give you (pl) a gift?
3) There is a bug on you (s)!

8. 2nd person – you Rufus loves you (s)! te
Case
Singular
Nom tu
Gen
tui
Dat
tibi
Acc te
Abl tē
Plural
vōs
vestrum
vobīs
Rufus loves you (s)! te
2) Will they give you (pl) a gift?
3) There is a bug on you (s)!

9. 2nd person – you Rufus loves you (s)! te
Case
Singular
Nom tu
Gen
tui
Dat
tibi
Acc te
Abl tē
Plural
vōs
vestrum
vobīs
Rufus loves you (s)! te
2) Will they give you (pl) a gift? vobīs
3) There is a bug on you (s)!

10. 2nd person – you Rufus loves you (s)! te
Case
Singular
Nom tu
Gen
tui
Dat
tibi
Acc te
Abl tē
Plural
vōs
vestrum
vobīs
Rufus loves you (s)! te
2) Will they give you (pl) a gift? vobīs
3) There is a bug on you (s)! in tē

11. Let’s review. . . . 1st person pronoun = ego // nos
2nd person pronoun = tu // vos
To show possession, use possessive adjectives:
meus, mea, meum = my, mine
noster, nostra, nostrum = our
tuus, tua, tuum = your (s)
vester, vestra, vestrum = your (pl)

12. Your son is my friend.

13. Your son is my friend.
Tuus filius est meus amicus.

14. Many of us want to earn rewards.

15. Many of us want to earn rewards.
Multi nostrum praemia merere cupiunt.

16. Remember:
To show possession, use possessive adjectives – NOT genitive case.
Genitive case is used for partitive genitive (also called genitive of the whole).
Otherwise, follow the rules for cases, which you’ve been using.

17. Translate each underlined word.
1-2) I will give you a gift.
3-6) I praise you; you praise me.
They showed us beautiful flowers.
You are our friend; he is my enemy.

18. Continue translating. Some of you (pl) may want to visit a museum.
Some of us may stay behind.
He ran to us and showed us many pictures.

19. 12-14) Your (s) daughter was seen by us when we were walking with you (s).