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German
Du bist ihre Sohn = Du bist deren Sohn
They are the same?
They are the same?
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Du bist ihr* Sohn = Du bist deren Sohn.
Yes, normally you would use "ihr" but sometimes it's better to use "deren" to make things more clear.
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Du bist ihr* Sohn = Du bist deren Sohn.
Yes, normally you would use "ihr" but sometimes it's better to use "deren" to make things more clear.
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