German Possessive Pronouns
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Singular
1st Person
Possessed object is feminine
Meine Tante, die Freundin meiner Lehrerin, gibt meiner Frau meine Zeitschrift.
My aunt, my teacher's friend, gives my wife my magazine.
Possessed object is masculine
Mein Onkel, der Freund meines Lehrers, gibt meinem Mann meinen Roman.
My uncle, my teacher's friend, gives my husband my novel.
Possessed object is neuter
Mein Baby, Mitglied meines Vereins, gibt meinem Kind mein Buch.
My baby, member of my club, gives my child my book.
Possessed object is plural
Meine Eltern, Mitglieder meiner Vereine, geben meinen Kindern meine Bücher.
My parents, members of my clubs, give my children my books.
2nd Person
Informal
Possessed object is feminine
Deine Tante, die Freundin deiner Lehrerin, gibt deiner Frau deine Zeitschrift.
Your aunt, your teacher's friend, gives your wife your magazine.
Possessed object is masculine
Dein Onkel, der Freund deines Lehrers, gibt deinem Mann deinen Roman.
Your uncle, your teacher's friend, gives your husband your novel.
Possessed object is neuter
Dein Baby, Mitglied deines Vereins, gibt deinem Kind dein Buch.
Your baby, member of your club, gives your child your book.
Possessed object is plural
Deine Eltern, Mitglieder deiner Vereine, geben deinen Kindern deine Bücher.
Your parents, members of your clubs, give your children your books.
Polite
Possessed object is feminine
Ihre Tante, die Freundin Ihrer Lehrerin, gibt Ihrer Frau Ihre Zeitschrift.
Your aunt, your teacher's friend, gives your wife your magazine.
Possessed object is masculine
Ihr Onkel, der Freund Ihres Lehrers, gibt Ihrem Mann Ihren Roman.
Your uncle, your teacher's friend, gives your husband your novel.
Possessed object is neuter
Ihr Baby, Mitglied Ihres Vereins, gibt Ihrem Kind Ihr Buch.
Your baby, member of your club, gives your child your book.
Possessed object is plural
Ihre Eltern, Mitglieder Ihrer Vereine, geben Ihren Kindern Ihre Bücher.
Your parents, members of your clubs, give your children your books.
3rd Person
Feminine
Possessed object is feminine
Ihre Tante, die Freundin ihrer Lehrerin, gibt ihrer Frau ihre Zeitschrift.
Her aunt, her teacher's friend, gives her wife her magazine.
Possessed object is masculine
Ihr Onkel, der Freund ihres Lehrers, gibt ihrem Mann ihren Roman.
Her uncle, her teacher's friend, gives her husband her novel.
Possessed object is neuter
Ihr Baby, Mitglied ihres Vereins, gibt ihrem Kind ihr Buch.
Her baby, member of her club, gives her child her book.
Possessed object is plural
Ihre Eltern, Mitglieder ihrer Vereine, geben ihren Kindern ihre Bücher.
Her parents, members of her clubs, give her children her books.
Masculine
Possessed object is feminine
Seine Tante, die Freundin seiner Lehrerin, gibt seiner Frau seine Zeitschrift.
His aunt, his teacher's friend, gives his wife his magazine.
Possessed object is masculine
Sein Onkel, der Freund seines Lehrers, gibt seinem Mann seinen Roman.
His uncle, his teacher's friend, gives his husband his novel.
Possessed object is neuter
Sein Baby, Mitglied seines Vereins, gibt seinem Kind sein Buch.
His baby, member of his club, gives his child his book.
Possessed object is plural
Seine Eltern, Mitglieder seiner Vereine, geben seinen Kindern seine Bücher.
His parents, members of his clubs, give his children his books.
Neuter
Possessed object is feminine
Seine Tante, die Freundin seiner Lehrerin, gibt seiner Frau seine Zeitschrift.
Its aunt, its teacher's friend, gives its wife its magazine.
Possessed object is masculine
Sein Onkel, der Freund seines Lehrers, gibt seinem Mann seinen Roman.
Its uncle, its teacher's friend, gives its husband its novel.
Possessed object is neuter
Sein Baby, Mitglied seines Vereins, gibt seinem Kind sein Buch.
Its baby, member of its club, gives its child its book.
Possessed object is plural
Seine Eltern, Mitglieder seiner Vereine, geben seinen Kindern seine Bücher.
Its parents, members of its clubs, give its children its books.
Plural
1st Person
Possessed object is feminine
Unsere Tante, die Freundin unserer Lehrerin, gibt unserer Frau unsere Zeitschrift.
Our aunt, our teacher's friend, gives our wife our magazine.
Possessed object is masculine
Unser Onkel, der Freund unseres Lehrers, gibt unserem Mann unseren Roman.
Our uncle, our teacher's friend, gives our husband our novel.
Possessed object is neuter
Unser Baby, Mitglied unseres Vereins, gibt unserem Kind unser Buch.
Our baby, member of our club, gives our child our book.
Possessed object is plural
Unsere Eltern, Mitglieder unserer Vereine, geben unseren Kindern unsere Bücher.
Our parents, members of our clubs, give our children our books.
2nd Person
Informal
Possessed object is feminine
Eure Tante, die Freundin eurer Lehrerin, gibt eurer Frau eure Zeitschrift.
Your aunt, your teacher's friend, gives your wife your magazine.
Possessed object is masculine
Euer Onkel, der Freund eures Lehrers, gibt eurem Mann euren Roman.
Your uncle, your teacher's friend, gives your husband your novel.
Possessed object is neuter
Euer Baby, Mitglied eures Vereins, gibt eurem Kind euer Buch.
Your baby, member of your club, gives your child your book.
Possessed object is plural
Eure Eltern, Mitglieder eurer Vereine, geben euren Kindern eure Bücher.
Your parents, members of your clubs, give your children your books.
Polite
Possessed object is feminine
Ihre Tante, die Freundin Ihrer Lehrerin, gibt Ihrer Frau Ihre Zeitschrift.
Your aunt, your teacher's friend, gives your wife your magazine.
Possessed object is masculine
Ihr Onkel, der Freund Ihres Lehrers, gibt Ihrem Mann Ihren Roman.
Your uncle, your teacher's friend, gives your husband your novel.
Possessed object is neuter
Ihr Baby, Mitglied Ihres Vereins, gibt Ihrem Kind Ihr Buch.
Your baby, member of your club, gives your child your book.
Possessed object is plural
Ihre Eltern, Mitglieder Ihrer Vereine, geben Ihren Kindern Ihre Bücher.
Your parents, members of your clubs, give your children your books.
3rd Person
Possessed object is feminine
Ihre Tante, die Freundin ihrer Lehrerin, gibt ihrer Frau ihre Zeitschrift.
Their aunt, their teacher's friend, gives their wife their magazine.
Possessed object is masculine
Ihr Onkel, der Freund ihres Lehrers, gibt ihrem Mann ihren Roman.
Their uncle, their teacher's friend, gives their husband their novel.
Possessed object is neuter
Ihr Baby, Mitglied ihres Vereins, gibt ihrem Kind ihr Buch.
Their baby, member of their club, gives their child their book.
Possessed object is plural
Ihre Eltern, Mitglieder ihrer Vereine, geben ihren Kindern ihre Bücher.
Their parents, members of their clubs, give their children their books.
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