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singular nounA statement in the first person is a statement about yourself, or about yourself and someone else. The subject ofa statement like this is 'I' or 'we'. He tells the story in the first person. His books are always first person narratives. English Easy Learning GrammarParts of speechSentences are made up of words. A sentence can be made up of any number of words.
He left us.
The man in the corner lowered his newspaper.
Whenever I see ... Read more first person in British Englishnouna. a grammatical category of pronouns and verbs used by the speaker to refer to or talk about himself or herself, either alone (first person singular) or together with others (first person plural) b. (as modifier) a first-person narrative first-person in British English (ˌfɜːstˈpɜːsən) modifierusing the first person grammatical category of pronouns and verbs His books are always first person narratives. first person in American English 1. Grammara. the form of a pronoun (as I) or verb (as am) that refers to the speaker or writer or, in the plural, also to those for whom the speaker or writer serves as spokesperson b. a category consisting of such forms 2. narration characterized by the general use of such forms Examples of 'first person' in a sentencefirst person In other languagesfirst person British English: first person NOUN A statement in the first person is a statement about yourself, or about yourself and someone else. The subject of a statement like this is 'I' or 'we'. He tells the story in the first person. - American English: first person
- Brazilian Portuguese: primeira pessoa
- Chinese: 第一人称
- European Spanish: primera persona
- French: première personne
- German: erste Person
- Italian: prima persona
- Japanese: 一人称
- Korean: 일인칭
- European Portuguese: primeira pessoa
- Latin American Spanish: primera persona
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