No. 8,073 in German
igh
The German word "igh" does not exist.
In a sentence
Das ist ein altes Lied, das ich gern höre.
This is an old song that I like to listen to.
Here, 'ich' is used as the subject of the sentence, meaning 'I'.
Oh nein, ich habe meine Schlüssel verloren!
Oh no, I lost my keys!
In this sentence, 'ich' acts as the subject, indicating the speaker is the one who lost the keys.
Ich denke, dass ich morgen die Prüfung machen werde.
I think that I will take the exam tomorrow.
Here, 'ich' is used twice as a subject in a main and subordinate clause.
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