Usages of sin
Han skriver til sine venner, mens han sidder i sofaen.
He writes to his friends while he sits on the sofa.
Han er tilfreds med sin beslutning, og han forklarer det roligt, når nogen spørger ham om den.
He is satisfied with his decision, and he explains it calmly when someone asks him about it.
Han mistede sin taske i banken, men heldigvis fandt en bibliotekar den.
He lost his bag in the bank, but fortunately a librarian found it.
Han taler med sin ven om sporten.
He talks with his friend about the sport.
Han glemmer altid sin gaffel, men husker næsten altid sin ske.
He always forgets his fork, but almost always remembers his spoon.
Han betaler for sin billet ved automaten.
He pays for his ticket at the machine.
Efter frokost åbner han sin madpakke og opdager, at der også ligger et lille glas syltetøj i tasken.
After lunch he opens his packed lunch and discovers that there is also a small jar of jam in the bag.
Han er pæn mod sin søster.
He is nice to his sister.
Min søster har flest bøger i familien, men min bror har færrest planter på sin altan.
My sister has the most books in the family, but my brother has the fewest plants on his balcony.
Min søn går på den samme skole som sin søster.
My son goes to the same school as his sister.
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