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  • mmmyeeah
    sein, lowercase. of course, it depends on what you are talking about. sein freund. seinen bucher, seine kuli.
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  • DreAnna
    yep :)
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  • Keyword
    Ok, here's a long explanation: It means "sein". with "der": der Junge - sein Junge - seinen Jungen - seinem Jungen - seines Jungen with "die": die Witze - seine Witze - seine Witze - seiner Witze - seiner Witze with "das": das Auto - sein Auto - sein Auto - seinem Auto - seines Autos First ones are "Nominativ"; seconds are "Akkusativ"; thirds are "Dativ" and forths are "Genetiv".
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  • iwnit
    'Sein oder Nichtsein, das ist die Frage' (To be or not to be, that is the question). - 'German translation of 'his' - possessive adjective sein - see also my - possessive pronoun seine (seiner) (m adj)(seines) (nt adj) ⇒ his (on towels etc) er - see also mine1' - Source: https://www.collinsdictionary.com/dictionary/english-german/his
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