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Dative Case (Celownik) - Personal Pronouns

In the table below you can see the forms of personal pronouns in Dative Case.
Nominative CaseDative CaseTranslation
jami / mnieI
tyci / tobieyou singular
onmu / jemu / niemuhe
onajej / niejshe
onomu / jemu / niemuit
mynamwe
wywamyou plural
oniim / nimthey masculine personal
onenimthey non-masculine personal
sobiereflexive
  • the longer forms like mnie or tobie have the same meaning as their shorter equivalentsmi and ci. The longer forms are used for emphasis.
Ta nagroda należy się mnie!- This prize belongs to me!
mnie - the same as mi, but with emphasis
Dałem jemu wygrać.- I let him win.
jemu - the same as mu, but with emphasis
  • the forms that start with the letter n- have to be used after prepositions.
Muszę walczyć przeciwko niemu.- I have to fight against him.
przeciwko - preposition
niemu - personal pronoun
Dzięki niej możemy czuć się bezpieczni.- Thanks to her we may feel safe.
dzięki - preposition
niej - personal pronoun
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