persönischer

The German adjective "persönlicher" is the comparative form of "persönlich." It translates to "more personal" or "more individual" in English. It is used to indicate a higher degree of personal involvement, characteristic, or ownership compared to a previous state or another entity. For instance, one might say "Diese E-Mail ist persönlicher als die vorherige," meaning "This email is more personal than the previous one." The adjective also appears in its superlative form, "persönlichste," meaning "most personal."

In its grammatical function, "persönlicher" is an inflected adjective. Its ending changes depending on the gender, number, and case of the noun it modifies. For example, when modifying a masculine noun in the nominative case, it would be "ein persönlicher Brief" (a more personal letter). When modifying a feminine noun in the dative case, it would be "mit einer persönlicheren Note" (with a more personal touch). This flexibility allows it to be integrated into a wide range of grammatical constructions in German sentences. The concept of "persönlicher" emphasizes a distinction from something general, impersonal, or shared.