Possessive Pronoun

Possessive pronouns are used to indicate to whom an object belongs. In Dutch we have the following words for that:

Ik > mijn
Jij/je > jouw/je
U (singular, formal) > uw
Hij, zij/ze, het > zijn, haar, -
Wij/we > ons (het-woord), onze (de-woord)
U (plural, formal) > uw
Jullie > jullie/je
Zij/ze > hun

De ouders > Mijn ouders
De hond > Zijn hond
Het boek > Ons boek
Jullie televisie > Jullie televisie

Notes:
1. Whether to use jouw or je depends on if you want to put extra emphasis on this word or not.
2. With the plural form of we, you have to choose between ons and onze. The first form is used for het-words in the singular only. The second form is used for de-words in the singular and all plural nouns.
3. The possessive pronoun for jullie can be jullie or je. The form je is only used when the
subject form jullie already appears in the same sentence.