Swedish: An Essential Grammar, 2nd edition

Aj! Jag har stukat foten.
Ouch! I’ve twisted my ankle.
Ta av er skorna!
Take off your shoes!
Han har tappat minnet.
He has lost his memory.
5. In spoken Swedish the possessive pronouns for the first and second persons plural
have colloquial forms våran/vårat, er/erat which exist alongside the standard written
forms. See 1.2.10 (2), Note 5.
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Non-reflexive and reflexive possessives: hans or sin?
1 The reflexive possessives sin/sitt/sina (inflected according to the gender/
number of the noun qualified) refer to possession by the third person subject
(noun, personal, interrogative, or indefinite pronoun) of the clause:
He loves his wife, his child and his parents.
Han älskar sin fru, sitt barn och sina föräldrar.
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