so'n
See also: Appendix:Variations of "son"
German
Pronoun
so'n
Usage notes
- Genitive forms are rare. This case is infrequent in colloquial German; if used at all, it tends to appear in proper standard forms.
- Plural forms are somewhat regional. They are common in eastern Germany. Most other regions prefer to use either solche or uninflected so: so’ne Häuser / solche Häuser / so Häuser (“such houses”).
Declension
Case | Singular | |||
---|---|---|---|---|
m | f | n | pl | |
Nominative | so'n | so'ne | so'n | so'ne |
Genitive | (so'nes) | (so'ner) | (so'nes) | (so'ner) |
Dative | so'nem, so'm | so'ner | so'nem, so'm | so'nen |
Accusative | so'nen, so'n | so'ne | so'n | so'ne |
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