Jeg har akkurat lært eiendomspronomen Jeg har akkurat lært eiendomspronomen fra Duolingo. Det er litt vanskelig. Jeg kommer til å praktisere. Jeg elsker hunden min. Jeg leser bøkene mine. Jeg spiser j

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Jeg har akkurat lært eiendomspronomen Jeg har akkurat lært eiendomspronomen fra Duolingo. Det er litt vanskelig. Jeg kommer til å praktisere. Jeg elsker hunden min. Jeg leser bøkene mine. Jeg spiser jordbærene mine. Han liker hundene sine. De ønsker tallerken sin. Jeg ønsker jordbærene deres. Han elsker barnet hennes. Vi elsker barnet vårt. Jeg kjøper fisken ditt. I have a hard time determining if something is male/female/I don't know how to determine when to use min, mi, mitt, eller mine. Faren min (Because father is male) Mora min (Because mother is female) Barnet mitt (I do not understand this, is it because it is et barn and not en barn?) Foreldrene mine (Mine because foreldrene is plural?) Thanks for the help!

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Jeg har akkurat lært eiendomspronomen

Jeg har akkurat lært eiendomspronomen fra Duolingo. Det er litt vanskelig. Jeg kommer til å praktisere.
Jeg elsker hunden min.
Jeg leser bøkene mine.
Jeg spiser jordbærene mine.
Han liker hundene sine.
De ønsker(vil ha) or (vil gjerne ha) tallerken sin. (Ønsker sounds kinda wierd unless you're super formal, which is a rarity today.)
Jeg ønsker(vil ha) or (vil gjerne ha) jordbærene deres. (Ønsker sounds kinda wierd.)
Han elsker barnet hennes.
Vi elsker barnet vårt.
Jeg kjøper fisken din. Jeg kjøper eplet ditt (Male and female)

I have a hard time determining if something is male/female/I don't know how to determine when to use min, mi, mitt, eller mine. And i'm having a difficult time explaining it in a simple way, but when i think about it it seems like words ending with "et" such as eplet, tastaturet, skapet etc.. always gets "mitt and ditt and sitt etc... But words ending with "en" gets min, din etc... such as sengen min, sangen din, esken din.
Faren min (Because father is male)
Mora mi (Because mother is female) Or Moren min. Or another example Søstra MI, Søsteren MIN.
Barnet mitt (I do not understand this, is it because it is et barn and not en barn?)
Foreldrene mine (Mine because foreldrene is plural?) Yep

Thanks for the help!

Faren min (male - en far) / mora mi (female - ei mor) / barnet mitt (neutral - et barn). In Norwegian bokmål it is, however, possible to completely omit the female form, and use the male and the neutral form only. Hence, a number of nouns can be conjugated as either female or male (both of which are correct, but it's a good idea to choose one form and stick to it): ei mor - mora mi / en mor - moren min, ei søster - søstera mi / en søster - søsteren min, ei bok - boka mi / en bok - boken min etc.

And what about mi? Faren min Mora mi Barnet mitt (neutrals) Foreldrene mine (plurals)

"min" is for male or female, 'mitt' is for the neutrals, and 'mine' for the plural possessives. All these means MINE, except that there are gender conjugations in Norwegian. The same applies for "din, ditt, and dine", (YOURS) and vår., vårt and våre. (OURS) and so on. Duolingo has a nice chart of these possessive pronouns. Nodas https://www.duolingo.com/Nod84

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