Hanapin
First-person
01
unang tao
(grammar) a set of linguistic structures that refer to the speaker or writer of the discourse
What is "first-person"?
First person is a grammatical category that refers to the speaker or speakers in a sentence. It is used with pronouns such as "I" for singular and "we" for plural. First-person perspective allows the speaker to express personal experiences, thoughts, and feelings. For example, in the sentence "I am going to the store," "I" is a first-person pronoun indicating that the speaker is talking about themselves. Similarly, in the sentence "We enjoyed the concert," "we" indicates a group that includes the speaker. Using the first person helps create a sense of immediacy and personal connection in communication.
02
narratibong nasa unang tao, perspektibong nasa unang tao
a way of telling or writing a story in which things happen to the narrator and the story revolves around them
first-person
n
Halimbawa
The first-person narration allowed readers to experience the protagonist's inner thoughts and emotions firsthand.
First-person pronouns like 'I,' 'me,' and 'we' refer to the speaker or speakers themselves, while second-person pronouns like 'you' refer to the person or people being addressed.
