"It is your child."

Translation: Det är ditt barn.

[pgaravitob]

But the kid is not my son

[SpaceDandy_Meow]

You are the father!

[flirtingdeath]

What's the difference between ditt/din and ert/er? It doesn't look like singular/plural because I recall using both on both.

[Norwalk79]

It is, actually. Din/ditt is referred to you (one person). Er/ert to you-all (more persons).

[DesignByAdrian]

"It is your child" can be translated into both "det är ditt barn" and "det är ert barn", depending on if "your" implies one person or more.

[Richard160051]

Im so happy to open the comments and so often other learners have the same question I do.

[Angela1279]

So is this one just confusing ? What in the English implies you're talking to a plural your?

[Angela1279]

Never mind. I missed the Har. I was so focused on where I'm struggling.

[osamamisma]

What's the difference between ditt, din, dina ? When to use each one ?

[SariahLily]

Use ditt with ett words.

Use din with en words.

Use dina when the noun is plural. ("dina barn" would be "your children")

[JanieMuell]

Please isn't there some kind of process for figuring out which pronoun to use?

[SariahLily]

See: https://www.duolingo.com/skill/sv/Possessives/tips-and-notes

[Leif-och-Billy]

Why ert is wrong here ? It is a duolingo mistake ?

[DemaNtura]

Why can it not be "Det är sitt barn"?

[SariahLily]

I believe that would mean "It is his/her/their child," not "your child."

According to the tips page, sin/sitt/sina replace “hans”, “hennes” “dess” and “deras” if the subject is the “owner”.

They don't replace ditt or ert.

[RyanHaywar10]

Ditt, dina ert, er these are really throwing me there seems to be so many different ways to say the same thing

[abbie_wolf03]

How do you know when to use ditt or din? I know that dina is used for plurals but what's the difference here?

[SariahLily]

You use ditt for ett words, and din for en words.

[Malk.A]

YOU ARE THE FATHER!