There are two types of pronouns. Subject pronouns and Object pronouns.
Let’s see this with an example.
“Ajay kills snakes. Ajay eats snakes. Ajay cooks snakes.”
All above sentences have only one subject: Ajay. The subject is main actor of the sentence. He is the one who do all the action.
The above sentences have one object: Snake. Snake doesn’t do anything. It only receives action from Ajay. The role of an object is to receive actions from the subject.
Now, as we know, pronoun is a word that substitutes for a noun in a sentence. Lets read above sentences by substituting pronouns in place of nouns.
“Ajay kill snakes. He eats them. He cooks them.”
Ajay being a subject noun got replaced with a subject pronoun : He.
Snake being an object noun got replaced with an object pronoun : Them.(Not they)
Me,you,him,her,it,them,us are all object pronouns in English. In Marathi also, object form of a pronoun look different from its subject form.
“मी” doesn’t stay “मी”. It becomes “मला”. All marathi pronouns in their object form look same like what they are in subject form except they all get a suffix “ला” behind them.
Marathi | Transliteration | English |
गब्बर मला मारतो. | Gabbar malaa maarto. | Gabbar hits me. |
गब्बर आम्हाला मारतो. | Gabbar aamhaalaa maarto. | Gabbar hits us. |
गब्बर तुला मारतो. | Gabbar tulaa maarto. | Gabbar hits you. |
गब्बर तुम्हाला मारतो. | Gabbar tumhaalaa maarto. | Gabbar hits you. |
गब्बर त्याला मारतो. | Gabbar tyaalaa maarto. | Gabbar hits him. |
गब्बर तिला मारतो. | Gabbar tilaa maarto. | Gabbar hits her. |
गब्बर त्यांना मारतो. | Gabbar tyaanna maarto. | Gabbar hits them |
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तुला and तुम्हाला actually what is the difference between them please explain sir?
tula = to you (informal)
tumhala = to you (formal)
If that is so, then what about “you” (pl. form/inf.) – e.g.:- Gabbar hits you(all). (assuming that both tula and tumhala are singular 2nd person object pronouns)?
And what about “it” – e.g.:- Gabbar hits it?
Thanks…
Gabbar hits it = Gabbar tyaalaa marto.