Dutch Possessive Pronouns | Dutch Grammar for Beginners

Jouw/je, uw, mijn, zijn, haar? In this Dutch Grammar for beginners video You will learn everything you need to know about Dutch Possessive Pronouns, or as we would say in Dutch: bezittelijke voornaamwoorden
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music: Butter (Prod. Lukrembo)
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0:00 introduction
0:12 What is a possessive pronoun?
0:24 Dutch Possessive Pronouns
0:58 Ons or onze in Dutch
1:25 Zijn and haar in Dutch
2:08 Dutch Possessive Pronouns Exercises
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[@aburaihi]

Mijn / zijn / onze

[@hussainhammad2858]

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[@SociaTaal]

Hey Hussain! Thank you so much

[@idabagusdarmaputra125]

Bedanktjewel

[@anthrogal78]

Dank je wel.
Can you recommend any online Dutch-English dictionaries that also tells you which nouns are de and which are het? I live in the US, so Dutch-English dictionaries are hard to find here.

[@SociaTaal]

Hoi! There are several Dutch dictionaries online. Some are paid and others are free. I think this is a good one. It shows the article of the noun too.
anw.ivdnt.org/search
Please let me know what you think!

[@fahimasaddique958]

Teacher i am not understand is past perfectum used passive prounouns or subjest prounouns

[@enricoedoardozini744]

But.. aren't these possessive adjectives? Possessive pronouns would be "mine (not my), yours (not your).. "