"The man is wearing her dresses."

Translation: Der Mann trägt ihre Kleider.

[icybreeze9]

What's the difference between "seine" and "ihre"? Still can't determine which one to use in which case :(

[Tash.Owl]

Ihre- Her;

Seine - His

[fleeny]

Well, it takes all sorts ! Life & let live I say

[FlawyerLawyer]

:)

[vitelot]

Whats wrong with "Der Mann zieht ihre Kleidung an"?

[chubbard]

"Kleidung" doesn't really mean "dresses", it means "clothes" or "clothing". I think you really need to go with "Kleider" here if you want to say "dresses".

[christian]

Yep, that's correct.

[AllieJessing]

Is it "ihre" and not "ihr" because it's "her" and "ihre" refers to feminine ownership, or is it "ihre" becuase it's "Kleider" and "ihre" refers to ownership of multiple items?

[JuaneKeogh]

I beleive it's Ihre becasue although Dress is Neuter, it's plural here so the E goes on the end to make it feminine. If it was one dress I beleive it would be Ihr. Please correct me if I am wrong!

[lucysneezum]

Why can it not be "ihr Kleider"

[christian]

ihr Kleid = her dress

ihre Kleider = her/their dresses

http://www.pauljoycegerman.co.uk/abinitio/chap3-7.html

[faizun]

why not "seine Kleider"? i think "der Mann" use "sein/seine" and "die Frau" use "ihr/ihre"

[icybreeze9]

her dresses = ihre Kleider :D