No. 49 in German
ihr
"ihr" = "her," "their," or "you (plural informal)" depending on context.
In a sentence
Ihr Auto ist neu.
Her car is new.
In this sentence, 'ihr' is a possessive pronoun meaning 'her', indicating ownership.
Gebt ihr die Bücher.
Give her the books.
Here, 'ihr' functions as an indirect object pronoun in the dative case, meaning 'her' and referring to the person receiving the books.
Ihr seid sehr freundlich.
You are very friendly.
In this example, 'ihr' is a personal pronoun in the nominative case, used as the subject and referring to 'you' when addressing a group informally.
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