A pronoun is called as pronomen in Norwegian. A pronoun is something that can be used in place of a noun. Pronouns are one of the most important part of the grammar and you should learn these well.
If you are not familiar with a pronoun, you should start from:
Let’s continue with our lessons on ownership group of pronouns. We have already learnt about the 1st person use of ownership pronouns. Below are examples of the 2nd person use of ownership pronouns. The English translations are not the best but I hope you understand what it means.
Hankjønn
| Entall (Singular) | Flertall (Plural) | ||
| Ubestemt (Indefinite) | Bestemt (Definite) | Ubestemt (Indefinite) | Bestemt (Definite) |
|
din hund
your dog |
hunden din
the dog yours |
dine hunder
your dogs |
hundene dine
the dogs yours |
|
deres hund
your(plural) dog |
hunden deres
the dog yours(plural) |
deres hunder
your(plural) dogs |
hundene deres
the dogs yours(plural) |
Hunkjønn
| Entall (Singular) | Flertall (Plural) | ||
| Ubestemt (Indefinite) | Bestemt (Definite) | Ubestemt (Indefinite) | Bestemt (Definite) |
|
di veske
your purse |
veska di
the purse yours |
dine vesker
your purses |
veskene dine
the purses yours |
|
deres veske
your(plural) purse |
veska deres
the purse yours(plural) |
deres vesker
your(plural) purses |
veskene deres
the purses yours(plural) |
Intetkjønn
| Entall (Singular) | Flertall (Plural) | ||
| Ubestemt (Indefinite) | Bestemt (Definite) | Ubestemt (Indefinite) | Bestemt (Definite) |
|
ditt hus
your house |
huset ditt
the house yours |
dine hus
your houses |
husene dine
the houses yours |
|
deres hus
your(plural) house |
huset deres
the house yours(plural) |
deres hus
your(plural) houses |
husene deres
the houses yours(plural) |
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