🧑 Japanese Pronouns Vocabulary Pronouns

57 palavras de inglês essenciais para a cena «Pronouns», cada uma com AFI, significado em português, nível CEFR e áudio nativo, além de frases de exemplo. Toque em 🔊 para ouvir.

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  anybody /ˈɛnibədi/ A1

  Is anybody home right now?
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  anyone /ˈɛniwʌn/ A1

  Does anyone want to come to the park?
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  anything /ˈɛniθɪŋ/ A1

  Do you need anything from the store?
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  everybody /ˈɛvɹibɑdi/ A1

  In our class, everybody likes the new teacher.
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  everyone /ˈɛvɹiwʌn/ A1

  I hope everyone has a nice weekend at home.
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  everything /ˈɛvɹiθɪŋ/ A1

  She told me everything about her new job today.
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  he /hˈi/ A1

  This is my father, and he is a doctor.
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  her /hˈɚ/ A1

  Anna loves her new red bicycle very much.
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  hers /hˈɚz/ A1

  This red umbrella is hers, not mine.
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  him /hˈɪm/ A1

  I saw him at the supermarket yesterday morning.
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  his /hˈɪz/ A1

  Tom washed his car on Sunday morning.
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  how /hˈaʊ/ A1

  Can you show me how to make this soup?
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  I /ˈaɪ/ A1

  My sister and I go to the same school.
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  it /ˈɪt/ A1

  I like this song because it is very happy.
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  its /ˈɪts/ A1

  The dog is playing with its ball in the garden.
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  me /mˈi/ A1

  Can you help me with this heavy box?
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  mine /mˈaɪn/ A1

  That blue bag on the chair is mine.
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  my /mˈaɪ/ A1

  This is my book, and that one is yours.
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  nothing /nˈʌθɪŋ/ A1

  There is nothing in the fridge, so let's go shopping.
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  other /ˈʌðɚ/ A1

  This cup is dirty, so please use the other one.
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  our /ˈaʊɚ/ A1

  Welcome to our house; please come in and sit down.
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  ours /ˈaʊɚz/ A1

  That red car over there is ours, not theirs.
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  she /ʃˈi/ A1

  This is my mom, and she is a teacher.
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  someone /sˈʌmwʌn/ A1

  There is someone at the door for you.
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  something /sˈʌmθɪŋ/ A1

  I want to buy something nice for my mom.
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  their /ðˈɛɹ/ A1

  The children love their new teacher very much.
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  them /ðˈɛm/ A1

  These apples look fresh, so I will buy them now.
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  these /ðˈiz/ A1

  I really like these shoes; they are so cute.
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  they /ðˈeɪ/ A1

  My parents say they are happy with the new house.
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  this /ðˈɪs/ A1

  I really like this book about animals.
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  those /ðˈoʊz/ A1

  Are those shoes new or old, Tom?
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  us /ˈʌs/ A1

  Our teacher gave us some easy homework today.
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  we /wˈi/ A1

  Tomorrow we are going to the beach together.
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  what /wˈʌt/ A1

  Tell me what color you like best.
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  when /wˈɛn/ A1

  Do you know when the next bus comes?
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  where /wˈɛɹ/ A1

  Can you tell me where the station is, please?
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  which /wˈɪtʃ/ A1

  I don't know which bus goes to the station.
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  who /hˈu/ A1

  Do you know who that tall man is?
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  whose /hˈuz/ A1

  Do you know whose bag this is?
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  why /wˈaɪ/ A1

  Can you tell me why you are so happy?
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  you /jˈu/ A1

  Can you help me with this heavy bag, please?
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  your /jˈɔɹ/ A1

  Is this your phone on the table over there?
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  yours /jˈʊɹz/ A1

  This umbrella is yours, and that one is mine.
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  yourself /jɔɹsˈɛlf/ A1

  You can see yourself in the big mirror there.
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  herself /hɚsˈɛlf/ A2

  She made the whole cake by herself last night.
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  himself /hɪmsˈɛlf/ A2

  He fixed the broken bike all by himself today.
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  itself /ɪtsˈɛlf/ A2

  The cat cleaned itself quietly in the warm sun.
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  myself /maɪsˈɛlf/ A2

  I made this cake all by myself yesterday.
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  nobody /nˈoʊbɑdi/ A2

  I knocked, but nobody answered the door.
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  ourselves /aʊɚsˈɛlvz/ A2

  We cooked the whole dinner ourselves last night.
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  somebody /sˈʌmbɑdi/ A2

  I think somebody left their umbrella here.
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  theirs /ðˈɛɹz/ A2

  This car is ours, and the blue one is theirs.
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  themselves /ðɛmsˈɛlvz/ A2

  The children made breakfast all by themselves this morning.
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  whom /hˈum/ A2

  The teacher whom we met yesterday was very kind.
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  none /nˈʌn/ B1

  I looked for the tickets, but none of them were left.
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  oneself /wʌnsˈɛlf/ B1

  It is important to be honest with oneself about one's mistakes.
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  whoever /huˈɛvɚ/ B1

  Please give this letter to whoever opens the door.

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