This video is the lesson for German Possessive Pronouns: mein, dein, sein, ihr in the free A1 course — with the grammar written out, vocabulary and exercises.
Learn German possessive pronouns like mein, dein and sein, and how their endings change with the gender of the noun. Masculine and neuter nouns take no ending (mein Vater, mein Kind), while feminine and plural nouns add an -e (meine Mutter, meine Eltern). A clear pattern for saying my, your and his correctly.
Mein Vater
Meine Mutter
Deine Schwester
Mein Kind
Sein Buch
Meine Eltern
Unsere Freunde
How do you say my in German
Mein Bruder or meine Schwester
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gender
Masculine nouns use their With
masculine the possessive has no ending
Mein Vater — my father No
extra letters after mine
Feminine nouns use
D With feminine add
E to the possessive
Mutter — my mother
Schwester — your sister
Always add that E for feminine
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