myn

Meaning

my (first-person singular possessive determiner)

Pronounced as (IPA)

/min/

Etymology

From Old Frisian mīn, from Proto-West Germanic *mīn.

Sentences

Dit hat de moaiste dei fan myn libben west.

This has been the most beautiful day of my life.

Ik bin wol tefreden mei myn sifers.

I am satisfied with my grades.

Eins moat ik der wat fan sizze , mar it leit bûten myn foech.

Actually, I should say something about it, but it is beyond my authority.

Moat ik dat op myn âlde dei noch meimeitsje?

Do I still have to experience that in my old age?

Fan no ôf sil hy myn begelieder wêze .

From now on he will be my companion.

Nei in minút as fiif rekken myn eagen wend oan it tsjuster .

After a minute or five my eyes got used to the darkness.

Myn âlden binne om de njoggentich hinne en wenje noch op harrensels.

My parents are in their nineties and still live on their own.

Wat soesto dwaan yn myn situaasje?

What would you do in my situation?