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Stating Where Several Persons Live



Do you remember?: 

The capitalized "Sie" is used to address one or more person(s) formally and the lower case "sie" is used when referring to one female ("she") or when referring to several people ("they)." 

Something that might seem odd to you:
Some Germans use the article "die" (feminine article "the") when they referring to several other persons or animals?




TWO OR MORE

PERSONS OR ANIMALS

 
"They live in San Diego, CA!"

"Sie wohnen in San Diego."

Practice spelling here:  

 

"They live in San Diego.

"Die wohnen in San Diego."
Go to Lesson 18b Practice

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