Mer elis araenis' d'cjot'.

Mer elis araenis' d'cjot'.

It is my carriage.

Possessive pronouns always succeed the noun, formatted as "[noun] of mine." "My [noun]" is still grammatically correct, but used more informally, while the first, more formal, is used with elders, those you respect, and people of a higher position than you, while the informal is used with equals, lessers, and people you do not respect.

From Lesson 2:Lesson I - Practice It·Druonian

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Possessive pronouns always succeed the noun, formatted as "[noun] of mine." "My [noun]" is still grammatically correct, but used more informally, while the first, more formal, is used with elders, those you respect, and people of a higher position than you, while the informal is used with equals, lessers, and people you do not respect.

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