"Hunden er din."

Translation: The dog is yours.

[GrandApple]

Dit vs Dine vs Din?

[Giovinezza_c]

I'm wondering this too, however I'm starting to get the impression that dine is for plural words, and din/dit are singular. Din is for -n words and dit is for -t words. (Or so I've read, I'm learning just as much as you are :p)

[GrandApple]

I got it that thanks.

[WingedPanda]

Omggg I hadn't even had that one before... :/

[iris-schmiris]

This sounds like divorce scenario. :)

[Josh371292]

Why din and not jeres?

[Gene911339]

because din is yours, and jeres is your guys's

[Wiktore443]

Pomylić się nie można;-)?

[JosefXX]

Spoken, does "din" have 2 syllables like this?

[shuchiSing9]

Why not using dine here if its yours

[shuchiSing9]

For plural it has to be dine here right?

[DragonNights]

No. in this case yours is either translated to "din" (you are talking to one person) eller "jeres" (you are talking to more than one person) . If there were more than one dog, then "din" would become "dine".