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Words declined like the indefinite article Flashcards

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1
Q

What is the German possessive adjective for :

my

A

mein

This word declines like the indefinite article

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What is the German possessive adjective for :

your (informal)

A

dein

This word declines like the indefinite article

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What is the German possessive adjective for :

his/its

A

sein

This word declines like the indefinite article

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What is the German possessive adjective for :

her/its

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ihr

This word declines like the indefinite article

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What is the German possessive adjective for :

our

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unser

This word declines like the indefinite article

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What is the German possessive adjective for :

your (plural)

A

euer

This word declines like the indefinite article

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What is the German possessive adjective for :

their

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ihr

This word declines like the indefinite article

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What is the German possessive adjective for :

your (polite)

A

Ihr

This word declines like the indefinite article

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9
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Decline in the nominative case

mein (my)

A
  • mein (masc)
  • meine (fem)
  • mein (neut)
  • meine (plural)

This word declines like the indefinite article

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Decline in the accusative case

mein (my)

A
  • meinen (masc)
  • meine (fem)
  • mein (neut)
  • meine (plural)

This word declines like the indefinite article

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Decline in the genitive case

mein (my)

A
  • meines (masc)
  • meiner (fem)
  • meines (neut)
  • meiner (plural)

This word declines like the indefinite article

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Decline in the dative case

mein (my)

A
  • meinem (masc)
  • meiner (fem)
  • meinem (neut)
  • meinen (plural)

This word declines like the indefinite article

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Translate to German

My little brother wants to come too

A

Mein kleiner Bruder will auch mitkommen

Adjectives get the same endings that they would with the indef article

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14
Q

Translate to German

Where is your old car?

A

Wo steht dein altes Auto?

Adjectives get the same endings that they would with the indef article

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Q

Translate to German

He plays football with his aunt

A

Er spielt Fußball mit seiner Tante

Adjectives get the same endings that they would with the indef article

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16
Q

Translate to German

What’s wrong with your computer?

A

Was ist mit Ihrem Computer los?

Adjectives get the same endings that they would with the indef article

17
Q

Translate to German

Her children are really spoiled.

A

Ihre Kinder sind wirklich verwöhnt.

Adjectives get the same endings that they would with the indef article

18
Q

Translate to German

How is your sister?

A

Wie geht es deiner Schwester?

Adjectives get the same endings that they would with the indef article

19
Q

Translate to German

I want to see my children regularly.

A

Ich will meine Kinder regelmäßig sehen.

Adjectives get the same endings that they would with the indef article

20
Q

Translate to German

I have to show some stupid tourists around

A

Ich muss irgendwelche blöden Touristen herumführen

irgendwelcher is the plural of irgendein

21
Q

Translate to German

He loves his old car

A

Er liebt sein altes Auto

Adjectives get the same endings that they would with the indef article

22
Q

Translate to German

She sold her new computer

A

Sie hat ihren neuen Computer verkauft

Adjectives get the same endings that they would with the indef article

23
Q

Translate to German

Where is your red jacket?

A

Wo ist deine rote Jacke?

Adjectives get the same endings that they would with the indef article

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