AKA The Personal Pronoun in the Accusative Case. Not to be confused with the dative, the Accusative case deals with an entity which is the recepient of an action:

For example, “they” in English is nominative; “them” is accusative. The sentence “They like them” shows the nominative case and accusative case working in conjunction using the same base word. The syntactic functions of the accusative consist of designating the immediate object of an action, the intended result, the goal of a motion, and the extent of an action.

In Romanian, the Accusative is made up of a preposition, and a pronoun (which changes for first and second from the nominative)

The accusative Case is used mostly with the prepositions:

• Cu: With, By
• La: To, At, On, With
• Spre: To
• Pentru: For
• De la: From
• Despre: About
• De către: By

The prepositions go before the accusative pronoun:

To as whom is the object of something (to accuse someone), you add cine after the preposition, omitting the pronoun:

• Spre cine? To whom

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• ne-a, i-au, etc.

• "Noi îi găsim pe copiii lor."
• "Tu o crezi pe mătușa mea?"
• "Tu o crezi pe fiica femeii?"
• "Eu o iubesc pe soția mea."
• "We learn with you."
• "You started to cry seeing your girls after ten years of prison."
• "I buy a watch for Mary."
• "Azi ne asculți pe noi."
• "I wash the plates after we eat the dinner."
• "Eu îi cunosc pe părinții ei."