A1 German Course | Lesson 18 | Possessive Pronouns in Accusative Case in German Language | Urdu

Possessive Pronouns in German accusative case are explained with examples in lesson 18 of German language course for beginners. In German language course A1 level for beginners all topics related to German accusative case are being discussed. Accusative Possessive pronouns in German language differ from the possessive pronouns in German nominative case. Possessive pronouns show the possession of someone or something. In both cases (someone or something) the noun has a gender and the ending of possessive pronouns in German accusative is changed, if the gender of noun is changed. The noun in this case must be receiving the action because in only then we apply the German accusative case rules on the possessive pronouns in German language. For personal pronoun mich in accusative case the possessive pronoun will be "meinen" for masculine noun "meine" for feminine and plural noun "mein" for neuter noun. The remaining possessive pronouns in German accusative case will follow the same pattern. The selection of correct possessive pronouns depends on 2 factors. First is the case in German language and second is the gender of noun. Both have to be identified correctly, only then it is possible to use the correct possessive pronoun in German accusative case.