Questions & Answers about Min søn vil også lave en tegning med en rød farveblyant.
Because søn is a common-gender noun. In Danish:
- min is used with common-gender nouns
- mit is used with neuter nouns
So you say:
- min søn
- but mit barn
A good habit is to learn Danish nouns together with en or et.
After a possessive such as min, din, hans, vores, and so on, the noun is normally in the indefinite form in Danish.
So Danish says:
- min søn
- min bil
- mit hus
not:
- min sønnen
- min bilen
- mit huset
The possessive already makes the noun specific, so Danish does not add the definite ending as well.