No. 388 in Danish
mine
"Mine" in Danish means "my" or "mine" (possessive pronoun).
In a sentence
Mine venner kommer til middag.
My friends are coming for dinner.
In this sentence, 'mine' functions as a possessive pronoun, denoting ownership of the friends by the speaker.
Der blev fundet mine under havoverfladen.
Mines were found beneath the sea surface.
Here, 'mine' is used as a noun meaning 'mines', referring to explosive devices in a maritime context.
Har du taget mine bøger ved en fejl?
Have you taken my books by mistake?
In this example, 'mine' is again a possessive pronoun used to indicate ownership of the books.
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