"You have your third husband."

Translation: Du hast deinen dritten Mann.

[igb]

Because it is a formal pronoun, shouldn't it be "Sie haben Ihren dritten Mann"?, with a capital "I" for the possessive adjective.

[myra]

Yes. Fixed.

[MarcoisGlucklich]

Why does i have this phrase when i haven't studied formal you?
It's so frustrating. :(

[estrangeiro77]

Completely agree with the comment of igb.

[lazanha747]

If you use du bist aren´t you talking in a masculine manner? shouldn´t be sie habt to indicate a female?

[juravrba]

No, "du" is just "you", whatever the gender is, and "sie" means "she" (or "they")

[Nel91]

Shouldn't "Ihr haben eure dritten Mann" be correct?

[Figo_aac]

If you use "Ihr", and it should be followed by "habt". Except that, your translation means many people have "only one" third husband. Obviously, that's not its meaning.

[myra]

That works too, yes.

[rodman911]

I still haven't understood one thing. Why is 'habt' wrong in sentences like these?

[clackz]

I'm pretty sure habt is only used with ihr but hat should be accepted in fact I don't understand why they use haben since that implies that Sie means they in this case?

[hutcho66]

'Sie haben' (at the start of a sentence) can mean either 'You have' or 'They have'. 'Sie hat' only means 'She has'.