Multiple choice general knowledge foreign languages

.... eltern leben in Rom.

  1. Sein

  2. Mein

  3. Dein

  4. Seine
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Explanation

In German, possessive articles change based on the gender of the noun they modify. 'Eltern' (parents) is plural, which requires the possessive article 'Seine' (his) when referring to a male subject. 'Mein' means 'my', 'Dein' means 'your', and 'Seine' means 'his' for plural nouns. The sentence translates to 'His parents live in Rome.'

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