First, let’s learn how to form posessives like, my, your, his etc.<\/p>\n
In the singular form:<\/p>\n
my = mijn<\/strong><\/p>\n your (informal) = je<\/strong><\/p>\n your (polite) = uw<\/strong><\/p>\n his = zijn<\/strong><\/p>\n her = haar<\/strong><\/p>\n its = zijn<\/strong><\/p>\n In the plural:<\/p>\n our (singular neuter nouns) = ons<\/strong><\/p>\n our (singular common nouns and plural nouns) = onze<\/strong><\/p>\n your = jullie<\/strong> (informal)<\/p>\n your = uw<\/strong> (formal)<\/p>\n their = hun<\/strong><\/p>\n In the next post, I’ll have family members listed. You’ll be able to introduce your family members in the next post. Before you introduce your family, you want to learn how to say, “my” as in “my father is…”, so take a good look at this post.<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" First, let’s learn how to form posessives like, my, your, his etc. In the singular form: my = mijn your (informal) = je your (polite) = uw his = zijn her = haar its = zijn In the plural: our (singular neuter nouns) = ons our (singular common nouns and plural nouns) = onze your…<\/p>\n