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66 [sixty-six]

Possessive pronouns 1

Possessive pronouns 1

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Possessivpronominer 1

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I – my j---–-min /--it j__ – m__ / m__ j-g – m-n / m-t --------------- jeg – min / mit 0
I can’t find my key. J---k-- -k-- --n---min-nøg--. J__ k__ i___ f____ m__ n_____ J-g k-n i-k- f-n-e m-n n-g-e- ----------------------------- Jeg kan ikke finde min nøgle. 0
I can’t find my ticket. J-----n-i-k--f--de -i----ll-t. J__ k__ i___ f____ m__ b______ J-g k-n i-k- f-n-e m-n b-l-e-. ------------------------------ Jeg kan ikke finde min billet. 0
you – your d- - --n /--it d_ – d__ / d__ d- – d-n / d-t -------------- du – din / dit 0
Have you found your key? Ha---- fu---- --n n-g--? H__ d_ f_____ d__ n_____ H-r d- f-n-e- d-n n-g-e- ------------------------ Har du fundet din nøgle? 0
Have you found your ticket? Ha--d--fu-det--in b--l--? H__ d_ f_____ d__ b______ H-r d- f-n-e- d-n b-l-e-? ------------------------- Har du fundet din billet? 0
he – his han --h--s h__ – h___ h-n – h-n- ---------- han – hans 0
Do you know where his key is? V----u, -v-- han--nøg-- e-? V__ d__ h___ h___ n____ e__ V-d d-, h-o- h-n- n-g-e e-? --------------------------- Ved du, hvor hans nøgle er? 0
Do you know where his ticket is? Ve- d-- ------ans-bi---t e-? V__ d__ h___ h___ b_____ e__ V-d d-, h-o- h-n- b-l-e- e-? ---------------------------- Ved du, hvor hans billet er? 0
she – her h-n – he--es h__ – h_____ h-n – h-n-e- ------------ hun – hendes 0
Her money is gone. He---s-p---e--r -æk. H_____ p____ e_ v___ H-n-e- p-n-e e- v-k- -------------------- Hendes penge er væk. 0
And her credit card is also gone. Og--e--e- ----it-or------gs----k. O_ h_____ k_________ e_ o___ v___ O- h-n-e- k-e-i-k-r- e- o-s- v-k- --------------------------------- Og hendes kreditkort er også væk. 0
we – our v- - v-r-s v_ – v____ v- – v-r-s ---------- vi – vores 0
Our grandfather is ill. V-r-- m-r--r-/ -arf-r er-syg. V____ m_____ / f_____ e_ s___ V-r-s m-r-a- / f-r-a- e- s-g- ----------------------------- Vores morfar / farfar er syg. 0
Our grandmother is healthy. V---- -orm-- /--a---- -r-----. V____ m_____ / f_____ e_ r____ V-r-s m-r-o- / f-r-o- e- r-s-. ------------------------------ Vores mormor / farmor er rask. 0
you – your I - je-es I – j____ I – j-r-s --------- I – jeres 0
Children, where is your father? Bø--, h-or-er je-e- far? B____ h___ e_ j____ f___ B-r-, h-o- e- j-r-s f-r- ------------------------ Børn, hvor er jeres far? 0
Children, where is your mother? Børn, hv-r e--je--s mor? B____ h___ e_ j____ m___ B-r-, h-o- e- j-r-s m-r- ------------------------ Børn, hvor er jeres mor? 0

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