THE POSSESSIVE PRONOUN СВІЙ IN UKRAINIAN LANGUAGE

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[@yeah.cheers]

This is very clear! Thank you for explaining it in simple terms.

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[@foxfire4571]

It's reflexive, referring back to the subject.

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[@lydiafife8716]

Interesting Yes, in English we do add qualifiers to the possessive pronouns - even saying my own, for example, doesn’t imply ownership but just possession by oneself Thank you 🙏

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[@user-gn9je4dt2f]

In English one might say "my own" or "his own." The example at 6:03, "Він має свій будинок.", I'd translate to "He has his own house."

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[@deraileddash]

This is a great lesson. I finally understand! I have a quick question. (Sorry!) From your example: Він має свій будинок - He has his (own) house But what if I wanted to say, "He has his house", but it does not belong to him? I would have guessed it would be "Він має його будинок", but you've said Ukrainians wouldn't normally put this possessive form in the same sentence as the pronoun. So maybe, if I wanted to say this, I would have to say "У нього є його будинок?"

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Love

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