Talk:gemischte Deklination

Another argument in favour of the analysis of the usage note is that in nonstandard colloquial German unser is occasionally declined unser, unse, unses. In this case the adjective also becomes weak: unses neue Haus. -- A small counter-argument might be dies (short for dieses), after which the adjective remains weak; though dies is from Middle High German diz, i.e. the -s is actually the declension ending. 78.55.47.16 17:17, 26 March 2021 (UTC)