Translation
my
Examples
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My hand is big.
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I can see my hand.
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They are mine.
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My language is not your language.
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In my whole life I have never seen that.
is simply with the adjective ending -a, and it then behaves like any other adjective: it agrees with its noun in number and case, giving , , , . Every pronoun builds its possessive the same way, so once you have you also have , , , ĝia, and for free. Because it is a real adjective, it can stand on its own as "mine": .
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