An Indonesian possessive pronoun

An Indonesian possessive pronoun

Here are possessive pronouns in bahasa Indonesia. Ku, mu, mereka, nya. 

ku	My
mu	Your
Mereka	Their
Kita	Our
nya	His, her, its

We use (ku) to say  (my)

We use (mu) to say (your)

We use (mereka) to say (their)

We use (kita) to say (our)

We use (nya) to say (his, her and its)

The use is as follows;

1.      –ku

-ku is my in English, we use –ku to say like my book, my broom, my hands, my farm, etc.

Bajuku                                    my dress

Ibuku                          my mother

Rumahku                   my house

Ayahku                       my father

Anakku                      my child

2.      -mu     

-mu is your in English, we use it to say something like alamatmu, hp mu, minumanmu. Etc.

Rumahmu                  your house

Adikmu                       your young brother

Saudaramu                your brother

Komputermu             your computer

Lagumu                      your song

           

3.      – mereka

-their is mereka in English, we use it to say nama mereka, hp mereka, seragam mereka .. etc.

Examples,

Teman mereka          their friend

Paman mereka         their uncle

Anak mereka                        their child

Kantor mereka         their office

Guru mereka             their teacher

4.      –kita

-kita = our, we use it like we want to say mobil kita, bibi kita and so on. See the following examples,

Mobil kita                  our car

Kucing kita                our cat

Perusahaan kita      our factory

Presiden kita                        our president

Majalah kita              our magazine

5.      -nya                

His, her, and its = –nya in bahasa Indonesia. We use –nya to say bukunya, novelnya, keluarganya and so forth, see the following examples..

Keluarganya             his family

Mejanya                     her table

Seragamnya              his uniform

Kakinya                      its feet

Badannya                  her body

That’s all my explanataion about Indonesian possessive pronoun. Thanks and see you again.....