No. 471 in Danish
jer
"Jer" means "you" (plural) in English.
In a sentence
Jeg kan høre jer fra værelset.
I can hear you from the room.
"Jer" is used as a plural second-person pronoun in the objective case, referring to the people the speaker is addressing.
Har I lavet jeres lektier?
Have you done your homework?
"Jer" changes to "jeres" to indicate plural second-person possessive, meaning 'your' for the group being addressed and related to homework belonging to them.
Lad mig hjælpe jer med opgaven.
Let me help you with the task.
"Jer" is again used as a plural second-person pronoun in the objective case, highlighting the group to whom the speaker is offering help.
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