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Norwegian (bokmal)
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Swedish
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What is the difference between din/sin and dina/sina ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
What is the difference between din/sin and dina/sina ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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Din means your or yours.
Din bil = your car.
Bilen är din = the car is yours.
(second person singular possessive pronoun)
Dina bilar = your cars
Bilarna är dina = the cars are yours.
Sin is a third person possessive pronoun.
Han kör sin bil = he drives his (own) car.
Han kör hans bil = he drives his (someone else's) car
Han kör sina bilar = he drived his (own) cars.
De kör sin bil = they drive their (own) car.
De kör sina bilar = they drive their (owr) cars.
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