 #2 (permalink) Sat Jan 16, 2010 14:16 pm me vs. myself |
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The sentence you are using is called a "Reflexive pronoun."
You would be wrong to refer to "Me" in this sentence, although I have heard many Germans use it in this manner.
Alan gives further examples here;
* I saw myself on the TV news last night.
* You saw yourself on the TV news last night.
* He saw himself on the TV news last night.
* She saw herself on the TV news last night.
* It saw itself on the TV news last night. (Let's imagine the "it" here refers to the dog!)
* We saw ourselves on the TV news last night.
* You saw yourselves (plural) on the TV news last night.
* They saw themselves on the TV news last night.
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