No. 435 in German
euch
"euch" = "you" (plural, accusative or dative case).
In a sentence
Ich habe euch ein Geschenk gekauft.
I bought you all a gift.
In this sentence, 'euch' is used as the accusative form of the pronoun 'you' in its plural form, referring to multiple people being addressed directly as the recipients of the action.
Dieser Hund gehört nur euch.
This dog belongs only to you all.
Here, 'euch' functions as the dative plural pronoun for 'you', used to show the group of people that owns the dog.
Ich habe euch an der Party gesehen.
I saw you all at the party.
In this example, 'euch' is in the accusative case, indicating the direct object (the group of people being seen).
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