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me

you (object singular)

you (object singular polite)

him (object singular)

her (object singular)

us (object plural)

you (object plural)

them (object plural)

me (unstressed)

you (object singular unstressed)

them (object plural unstressed)

je, me, ze usually can't be used after a preposition

[van] + [object pronoun] is like his, hers, yours. It shows possession. eg "de auto is van hem" = "the car is his"

if a de word is the object you use hem. eg ik lees de tekst. ik lees hem. = i read a text. i read it

if a het word is the object you just use het

the possessive adjective

my

your (singular, informal, stressednstressed)

sister

your (formal)

his

keys

her (possessive)

our (possessive, het words)

our (possessive, de words)

your (possesive, plural)

their (possessive)

parents

clever

blue

to lose (as in to lose something not like verliezen)

possessive adjective replaces the aritcle

the demonstrative pronoun

this (de words)

this (het words)

that (de words)

that (het words)