Other Germanic languages Gothic retained the dual more or less unchanged from Proto-Germanic. It had markings for the first and second person for both the verbs and pronouns, for example "we two" as compared to "we, more than two". Old Norse and other old Germanic languages, like Old English, had dual marking only in the personal pronouns and not in the verbs.
other germanic languages gothic retained the dual more or less unchanged from proto-germanic it had markings for the first and second person for both the verbs and pronouns for example "we two" as compared to "we more than two" old norse and other old germanic languages like old english had dual marking only in the personal pronouns and not in the verbs