In which case is this?
“This is her rose”
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This is her rose .
It's in the nominative! 🌟
And how could this sentence be in the genitive?
And in the nominative it would be “they” or not? If you look at an overview ( https://easy-deutsch.de/pronomen/personalpronomen/ )
That sentence? The whole sentence cannot be in one case.
In genitive her rose to her rose .
This is them . The personal pronouns it is.
But if you possessive companion it is used to her rose . 😉
Right. 👍
But “her” rose is in the nominative, have I understood it correctly?
This is in the nominative. If you're insecure, use the questions. Lg
Thank you
Nominative