those
Diejenig is a German pronoun that refers to a specific person or thing out of a group of people or things previously mentioned.
pronoun
Meaning: those
Diejenigen, die früh aufstehen, sind produktiver.
Those who wake up early are more productive.
Meaning: the ones
Diejenigen, die den Test bestanden haben, dürfen weitermachen.
The ones who passed the test can continue.
Meaning: that
Ich habe diejenige Hose gekauft, die ich gestern im Schaufenster gesehen habe.
I bought that pair of pants I saw in the shop window yesterday.
A1: Diejenige Frau ist meine Schwester.
That woman is my sister.
A1: Diejenigen Schuhe sind zu klein für mich.
Those shoes are too small for me.
A1: Diejeniges Buch gehört mir.
That book belongs to me.
B1: Diejenige, die ich gestern gesehen habe, war meine alte Freundin.
The one I saw yesterday was my old friend.
B1: Diejenigen, die Deutsch lernen möchten, können an diesem Kurs teilnehmen.
Those who want to learn German can participate in this course.
B1: Ich habe diejenige gewählt, die am besten geeignet war.
I chose the one who was most suitable.
C1: Diejenige, die den Wettbewerb gewonnen hat, erhält einen Preis.
The one who won the competition will receive a prize.
C1: Diejenigen, die sich nicht an die Regeln halten, werden bestraft.
Those who do not follow the rules will be punished.
C1: Er ist einer derjenigen, die immer pünktlich sind.
He is one of those who are always punctual.
The word diejenig is derived from the German words 'die' and 'jenig', which mean 'the' and 'that one' respectively. When combined, they form the pronoun diejenig, which is used to refer to a particular person or thing out of a group of people or things that have already been mentioned in the conversation.
For example, if someone says 'Ich habe drei Bücher gekauft. Das erste Buch war langweilig, das zweite Buch war interessant und ___________ hat mir sehr gut gefallen.' Here, diejenig would be used to refer to the third book that the speaker liked.
It's important to note that diejenig is always used with a definite article (der, die, das) and must agree in gender and number with the noun it refers to. Additionally, it can only be used when referring to something previously mentioned in the conversation.