How to Say ‘Our son’ in German
Unserem Sohn
OON-zeh-rem zohn
[OON-zeh-rem zohn]
💬 Usage Tip: Dative form again: "unserem Sohn" because it follows "mit" in the full sentence.
🇩🇪 In Germany: You will notice German family words often change form depending on the sentence role.
Phrase Breakdown
Unserem
[OON-zeh-rem]
our
A possessive word meaning 'our.' 'Unserem' is the dative masculine/neuter form used here with 'Sohn.'
Ich bin mit unserem Sohn unterwegs; das Wort „Unserem“ zeigt 'our' in this form.
I am out with our son; the word “our” appears in this form.
Sohn
[zohn]
son
Means 'son.' It refers to a male child.
Wir sind heute mit unserem Sohn draußen; „Sohn“ heißt male child.
We are outside today with our son; “son” means a male child.
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