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We have a telephone service for our customers.

Tom and Albert are fighting with each other.

Die Liebe geht durch den Magen.

Personalpronomen — Familie 1 A1• Articles and adjective endings also mark the accusative case.

" This means either "You speak German" or "They speak German", and it is completely up to the context to determine which one it is.

I'm looking forward to your visit.

ich werde mich unterhalten haben• Reflexivpronomen — Akkusativ 3 B1• ''Welch'' which is declined by gender and case.

The German pronouns must always have the same , same , and same as their antecedents.

Genitive personal pronouns not to be confused with other instances of the genitive case such as "des"—see below are sometimes explained as indicating possession; however, this is incorrect and redundant, as the definition of a possessive pronoun mein is already to indicate possession.

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In the plural, the reflexive form can also mean "each other" "one another" : We've come to an agreement.