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66 [sixty-six]

Possessive pronouns 1

Possessive pronouns 1

66 [sześćdziesiąt sześć]

Zaimki dzierżawcze 1

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I – my ja---m-j j_ – m__ j- – m-j -------- ja – mój 0
I can’t find my key. N-e-m-gę---aleźć m--ego---u-za. N__ m___ z______ m_____ k______ N-e m-g- z-a-e-ć m-j-g- k-u-z-. ------------------------------- Nie mogę znaleźć mojego klucza. 0
I can’t find my ticket. Nie-mogę-z-a-------j-go --l-t-. N__ m___ z______ m_____ b______ N-e m-g- z-a-e-ć m-j-g- b-l-t-. ------------------------------- Nie mogę znaleźć mojego biletu. 0
you – your ty – --ój t_ – t___ t- – t-ó- --------- ty – twój 0
Have you found your key? Zn-l-złeś-- Z-alazłaś--w-j-k-u-z? Z________ / Z________ s___ k_____ Z-a-a-ł-ś / Z-a-a-ł-ś s-ó- k-u-z- --------------------------------- Znalazłeś / Znalazłaś swój klucz? 0
Have you found your ticket? Z-alaz-eś /--nala-łaś -wój --le-? Z________ / Z________ s___ b_____ Z-a-a-ł-ś / Z-a-a-ł-ś s-ó- b-l-t- --------------------------------- Znalazłeś / Znalazłaś swój bilet? 0
he – his o--–-j-go o_ – j___ o- – j-g- --------- on – jego 0
Do you know where his key is? Wi-sz, gdz-- jes- j--o --u--? W_____ g____ j___ j___ k_____ W-e-z- g-z-e j-s- j-g- k-u-z- ----------------------------- Wiesz, gdzie jest jego klucz? 0
Do you know where his ticket is? Wiesz,--d-i- j-s- --g- -i--t? W_____ g____ j___ j___ b_____ W-e-z- g-z-e j-s- j-g- b-l-t- ----------------------------- Wiesz, gdzie jest jego bilet? 0
she – her on- – jej o__ – j__ o-a – j-j --------- ona – jej 0
Her money is gone. Z---ęł--je- ---nią-z-. Z______ j__ p_________ Z-i-ę-y j-j p-e-i-d-e- ---------------------- Zginęły jej pieniądze. 0
And her credit card is also gone. I z--n-ła-ta--e---j k-rta --ed-t-wa. I z______ t____ j__ k____ k_________ I z-i-ę-a t-k-e j-j k-r-a k-e-y-o-a- ------------------------------------ I zginęła także jej karta kredytowa. 0
we – our m-------z m_ – n___ m- – n-s- --------- my – nasz 0
Our grandfather is ill. Nas- -zi-d-- j-s--c--ry. N___ d______ j___ c_____ N-s- d-i-d-k j-s- c-o-y- ------------------------ Nasz dziadek jest chory. 0
Our grandmother is healthy. N-s--------a -es- -d-owa. N____ b_____ j___ z______ N-s-a b-b-i- j-s- z-r-w-. ------------------------- Nasza babcia jest zdrowa. 0
you – your w- – ---z w_ – w___ w- – w-s- --------- wy – wasz 0
Children, where is your father? D-ie-i,-----e-jes---asz tato? D______ g____ j___ w___ t____ D-i-c-, g-z-e j-s- w-s- t-t-? ----------------------------- Dzieci, gdzie jest wasz tato? 0
Children, where is your mother? D-ie--, gd----j--t-wa--- m--a? D______ g____ j___ w____ m____ D-i-c-, g-z-e j-s- w-s-a m-m-? ------------------------------ Dzieci, gdzie jest wasza mama? 0

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