No. 719 in German
dich
"You" (informal, accusative case).
In a sentence
Ich liebe dich.
I love you.
Here, 'dich' is the accusative form of 'du' and acts as the direct object of the verb 'lieben' ('to love').
Kann ich mich auf dich verlassen?
Can I rely on you?
In this sentence, 'dich' is the accusative form of 'du' and is part of the prepositional phrase 'auf dich', where 'auf' governs its form.
Er hat dich gestern im Park gesehen.
He saw you in the park yesterday.
The word 'dich' functions as the direct object and follows the verb 'sehen' ('to see') in the accusative case.
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