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Possessive pronouns 1

Possessive pronouns 1

66 [sechsundsechzig]

Possessivpronomen 1

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I – my i-h –-me-n i__ – m___ i-h – m-i- ---------- ich – mein 0
I can’t find my key. I-- -------e-ne--Sch--s----n-ch-. I__ f____ m_____ S________ n_____ I-h f-n-e m-i-e- S-h-ü-s-l n-c-t- --------------------------------- Ich finde meinen Schlüssel nicht. 0
I can’t find my ticket. Ic- f---e-m--ne--a-rkar-e n-cht. I__ f____ m____ F________ n_____ I-h f-n-e m-i-e F-h-k-r-e n-c-t- -------------------------------- Ich finde meine Fahrkarte nicht. 0
you – your d--- d--n d_ – d___ d- – d-i- --------- du – dein 0
Have you found your key? H--t d- -e---n ---l--s-l -e-u--en? H___ d_ d_____ S________ g________ H-s- d- d-i-e- S-h-ü-s-l g-f-n-e-? ---------------------------------- Hast du deinen Schlüssel gefunden? 0
Have you found your ticket? Has- -u -e-ne Fa-r-a-te--efu--e-? H___ d_ d____ F________ g________ H-s- d- d-i-e F-h-k-r-e g-f-n-e-? --------------------------------- Hast du deine Fahrkarte gefunden? 0
he – his e----s-in e_ – s___ e- – s-i- --------- er – sein 0
Do you know where his key is? W-iß----, ---se------------ i-t? W____ d__ w_ s___ S________ i___ W-i-t d-, w- s-i- S-h-ü-s-l i-t- -------------------------------- Weißt du, wo sein Schlüssel ist? 0
Do you know where his ticket is? We-ß--d-,--o s--n- Fahr---t---s-? W____ d__ w_ s____ F________ i___ W-i-t d-, w- s-i-e F-h-k-r-e i-t- --------------------------------- Weißt du, wo seine Fahrkarte ist? 0
she – her s-- - -hr s__ – i__ s-e – i-r --------- sie – ihr 0
Her money is gone. Ih----l---st---g. I__ G___ i__ w___ I-r G-l- i-t w-g- ----------------- Ihr Geld ist weg. 0
And her credit card is also gone. Un--ihr--Kr--i-kar-- -st--uch-weg. U__ i___ K__________ i__ a___ w___ U-d i-r- K-e-i-k-r-e i-t a-c- w-g- ---------------------------------- Und ihre Kreditkarte ist auch weg. 0
we – our wi- --un-er w__ – u____ w-r – u-s-r ----------- wir – unser 0
Our grandfather is ill. Unser --- -st---a-k. U____ O__ i__ k_____ U-s-r O-a i-t k-a-k- -------------------- Unser Opa ist krank. 0
Our grandmother is healthy. Un-e-e -m------ge-u-d. U_____ O__ i__ g______ U-s-r- O-a i-t g-s-n-. ---------------------- Unsere Oma ist gesund. 0
you – your ihr-- e--r i__ – e___ i-r – e-e- ---------- ihr – euer 0
Children, where is your father? Ki-------o -st euer-V-ti? K______ w_ i__ e___ V____ K-n-e-, w- i-t e-e- V-t-? ------------------------- Kinder, wo ist euer Vati? 0
Children, where is your mother? K-nd-r------st e--- Mutti? K______ w_ i__ e___ M_____ K-n-e-, w- i-t e-r- M-t-i- -------------------------- Kinder, wo ist eure Mutti? 0

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