"Her pants"

Translation: Ihre Hose

[kiran1593]

how do you decide between ihr and ihre?

[qbufm07]

It depends upon whether the noun case is feminine, masculine, neuter, or plural (this appears under possessive pronoun lesson). In this case, "Hosen" is plural for pants, so it is "ihre". http://blogs.transparent.com/german/mein-dein-sein-ihr-etc-german-possessive-pronouns-in-the-nominative-case/

[SallyWard]

Still confused, please can someone explain how all three answers can be right

[lothandar]

That is because all 3 answers mean her pants.

Ihre Hose. - Her pant(s). [since we do not use "pant" in English]

Die Hosen von ihr. - The pants of her. ["of" her dative format is ihr)

Ihre Hosen. - Her pants.

[MrIncognit0]

Hose and Hosen are both plural ? very confusing !

[tmvphil]

I think Hose is singular and Hosen is plural, it's just that 'pants' is both singular and plural in English.

[introscopic]

I'm not sure why 'Their pants' was not accepted? I must be missing something.

[vign2211]

ihre hose means their pants rt?

[Lame_swordsman]

"ihre Hosen" Its plural in this case I believe.