No. 330 in Danish
mit
"My."
In a sentence
Mit hus er stort og lyst.
My house is big and bright.
The word 'mit' is a possessive pronoun in first person singular (my/mine) and is used here to describe possession of a neuter singular noun 'hus' (house).
Jeg har mistet mit ur.
I have lost my watch.
Here, 'mit' is used as a possessive pronoun, denoting ownership of the neuter singular noun 'ur' (watch).
Mit yndlingsprogram kommer i aften.
My favorite show is on tonight.
In this sentence, 'mit' serves as a possessive pronoun to specify possession of the neuter singular noun 'yndlingsprogram' (favorite show).
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