Page 3: Personal and Possessive Pronouns

The final page covers pronombres personales latín and pronombres posesivos latín, detailing first, second, and third person pronouns along with their corresponding possessive forms.

Definition: Personal pronouns indicate the person speaking (first person), being spoken to (second person), or being spoken about (third person).

Example: First person singular forms include: ego (nominative), me (accusative), mei (genitive), mihi (dative), me (ablative).

Highlight: Possessive pronouns are categorized by the number of possessors: single possessor (meus, tuus, suus) and multiple possessors (noster, vester).

Vocabulary: The third person reflexive pronoun "se" is used for both singular and plural subjects when referring back to the subject of the sentence.