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Possessive articles
Possessive articles show ownership. They follow the same endings as the indefinite article (ein-) and must agree with the gender and case of the noun they accompany — not with the possessor.
| Person | Possessive | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| ich | mein | my |
| du | dein | your (informal) |
| er/es | sein | his/its |
| sie (she) | ihr | her |
| wir | unser | our |
| ihr (you all) | euer | your (plural) |
| sie/Sie | ihr/Ihr | their / your (formal) |
Endings (same as ein-)
| Gender | Nominative | Accusative | Dative |
|---|---|---|---|
| Masculine | mein | meinen | meinem |
| Feminine | meine | meine | meiner |
| Neuter | mein | mein | meinem |
| Plural | meine | meine | meinen |
Examples
Das ist mein Bruder. / Wo ist deine Tasche? / Er liebt sein Auto. / Sie liest ihr Buch.
⚠️ sein (his) and ihr (her) look the same in nominative — context clarifies. Also: euer loses its -e- when endings are added: eure, eurem, euren.
Exemplos
Das ist mein Bruder.
This is my brother.
Ich sehe seine Schwester.
I see his sister.
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