Learn About Pronouns in Norwegian Part 2

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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:

  1. Learn About Pronouns in Norwegian Part 1

Let’s continue with our lessons on pronouns. We have already learnt about personal pronouns in part 1. This lesson shows the ownership group of pronouns.

Eiendomspronomen

As the name implies this group of pronouns shows the ownership (eiendom). Below are some examples:

Norwegian English
Huset er mitt.
The house is mine.
Katten er din.
The cat is yours.
Boka er hans.
The book is his.
Bøkene er våre.
The books are ours.
Bøkene er deres.
The books are yours.

These pronouns rely heavily on the gender of the nouns. So if you are not familiar with them you must Learn About Nouns in Norwegian and Learn About Norwegian Nouns and Articles.

Below are examples of the 1st 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)
min hund 

my dog

hunden min 

the dog mine

mine hunder 

my dogs

hundene mine 

the dogs mine

vår hund 

our dog

hunden vår 

the dog ours

våre hunder 

our dogs

hundene våre 

the dogs ours

 

Hunkjønn

Entall (Singular) Flertall (Plural) 
Ubestemt (Indefinite) Bestemt (Definite) Ubestemt (Indefinite) Bestemt (Definite)
mi veske 

my purse

veska mi 

the purse mine

mine vesker 

my purses

veskene mine 

the purses mine

vår veske 

our purse

veska vår 

the purse ours

våre vesker 

our purses

veskene våre 

the purses ours

 

Intetkjønn

Entall (Singular) Flertall (Plural) 
Ubestemt (Indefinite) Bestemt (Definite) Ubestemt (Indefinite) Bestemt (Definite)
mitt hus 

my house

huset mitt 

the house mine

mine hus 

my houses

husene mine 

the houses mine

vårt hus 

our house

huset vårt 

the house ours

våre hus 

our houses

husene våre 

the houses ours

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