Gehören = to belong to Another way to show possession in German is by using the verb gehören. Gehören is a dative verb, which means that it takes a dative. - ppt
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The pronoun 'ihr' is used in nominative, accusative and dative cases in German. How do I understand the differentiation? I get confused. - Quora
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