Possessive adjectives in the nominative in German

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Possessive adjectives in the nominative

These are the possessive adjectives in the nominative: Nominativ 

maskulin / neutrum feminin  / Plural
ich mein Bruder meine Lampe
du dein Mann deine Schwester
er / es sein Auto seine Töchter
sie ihr Hotel ihre Kamera
wir unser Sohn unsere Mutter
ihr euer Haus eure Schwester
sie ihr Kleid ihre Katzen

Betty und ihr Hotel sind sehr speziell.

Betty and her hotel are very special.

Ich hoffe, deine Reise ist schön!

I hope your trip will be pleasant.

Euer Vater ist lustig!

Your father is funny!

Note: feminine nouns and plural nouns take the same possessive adjectives.


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