Possession

5 languages

Thaiความเป็นเจ้าของ

A1Possession with ของ [khɔ̌ɔng]: หนังสือของผม (my book). Often ของ is dropped: หนังสือผม. Possessive follows noun. ของใคร? (whose?).

VietnameseSở Hữu

A1Possession with của: sách của tôi (my book). Often của is dropped: sách tôi. Possessive follows noun. của ai? (whose?).

IndonesianKepunyaan

A1Possession with noun + possessor or punya: buku saya (my book), rumah Ali (Ali's house). Suffix -nya for 'his/her/its'.

A1Possession expressed with 'ag' (Tá... agam = I have) and possessive adjectives: mo (my, +lenition), do (your, +lenition), a (his, +lenition / her, +h before vowels), ár (our, +eclipsis).

WelshPerchenogaeth

A1Expressing possession with 'gan/gyda' (Mae gen i = I have) in North/South Welsh. Also possessive adjectives: fy (my, + nasal), dy (your, + soft), ei (his, + soft / her, + aspirate).

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