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What people have: yes/no questions, negation with 'kein', 'mein/meine'

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I can use 'mein' plus nouns to talk about my things, 'kein' to say what I do not have, and ask other people what they have.

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The subject and verb of a German sentence swap places to turn a statement into a yes/no question. 'Mein, 'meine', 'mein' means 'my'. 'Kein' means 'not a' and is used with a nouns to say what you do not have. 'Kein' behaves like the indefinite article 'ein'. The masculine changes to 'keinen' after 'haben'. The prefix 'Lieblings-' can be added to a noun to mean 'favourite ...'.

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