Translation of "Possessive pronoun" in German

Like I'd ever dry myself with something that has a possessive pronoun on it.

In Swedish, we don't distinguish between whether the possessive pronoun is followed by a noun or not.

The possessive pronoun informs us about the possessor, and this is enough information to express definiteness.

But sometimes you can omit this la before the possessive pronoun if the context is very clear:

For animate possessors, a construction involving the possessor in the dative and an agreeing possessive pronoun is used ("dem" B "sein" A).

The fact that she is in another sense my property, something I have received and in this case whose needs I satisfy, is communicated by giving the possessive pronoun 'my' to the words 'black cat'.

When a possessive pronoun appears alone without a noun following, it is not a determiner, and does not show definiteness.

Since the meanings of the words "renguming" and "löppzi" are already clear, only "tschik" remains, which must hence be the possessive pronoun.

The word la (the) is often used instead of a possessive pronoun, if the context clearly shows who the owner is.

In two passages the epithet 'holy' is applied to the Spirit, but it is still further qualified by a possessive pronoun (Ps 51:11 'thy,' Is 63:10 'his').

Here attributive and possessive complements are to be distinguished; attributive complements are connected to their referent by an, possessive complements by fa or a possessive pronoun.

As Benveniste stresses, this meaning can nevertheless give us a decisive indication of the primary signification of the word: in Latin the word civis is often constructed with a possessive pronoun, such as in civis meus or cives nostri.

So without possessive pronouns it looks as follows:

We will also learn expressions of politeness and possessive pronouns.

In other cases, possessive pronouns are used.

What are personal and possessive pronouns, then?

Maltese has both possessive pronouns and possessive suffixes.

Possessive pronouns are declined and have the following endings:

Possessive Pronouns decline like adjectives of the first declension.

We will also learn about possessive pronouns.

The possessive pronouns have only one form no matter if they act as subject or object.

For example, in the first pronominal possessive constructions the German children use, the possessive pronouns are not yet declined correctly.

On this course, you will learn common and useful personal pronouns, possessive pronouns and adjectives.

As always, the possessive pronouns are declined in the dative following the same rules as adjectives.

In Spanish, the same is true of "nuestro"/"nuestra" ("our") and "vuestro"/"vuestra" ("your" ), but for all other possessives, the pronoun has a longer form that agrees with the gender of the possessed item, while the adjective has a shorter form that does not change for gender.

Apart from his problem of eliciting the citation form of verbs as opposed to participles, he lists pronouns and possessive pronouns that appear to contain Romani roots and an unexpected auxiliary.

In Portuguese, possessive adjectives have the same form as possessive pronouns, and they all agree with the gender of the possessed item.

In Spanish, the same is true of nuestro/nuestra ("our") and vuestro/vuestra ("your" ), but for all other possessives, the pronoun has a longer form that agrees with the gender of the possessed item, while the adjective has a shorter form that does not change for gender.

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