الخميس، 1 ديسمبر 2011
The demonstrative "jener"
Refers to something that is far or farther in time or distance. Although the pronoun "jener" means "that", it is really only used in certain formal registers or to contrast with "dieser", which should otherwise be used to translate "that":
Refers to something that is far or farther in time or distance. Although the pronoun "jener" means "that", it is really only used in certain formal registers or to contrast with "dieser", which should otherwise be used to translate "that":
| | Masculine | Feminine | Plural |
| | | | |
| Nominative | jener Brief | jene Frau | jene briefen |
| Accusative | jenen Brief | jene Frau | jene briefen |
| Dative | jenem Brief | jener Frau | jenen briefen |
| | Neuter |
| | |
| Nominative | jenes Kind |
| Accusative | jenes Kind |
| Dative | jenem Kind |
Examples in German:
I don't want to buy this bracelet, but that one.
Ich will nicht dieses Armband kaufen, sondern jenes.
Do you want this brooch or that one?
Willst du diese Brosche oder jene?
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