Dutch possessives don't change for de- and het-words, with one exception: "ons" becomes "onze" before a de-word or a plural ("ons huis", but "onze auto", "onze kinderen").
Buurvrouw: ?
Tom: , , .
Collega: ?
Lisa: .
Buurvrouw: Is dat jouw fiets daar?
Is that your bike there?
Vul het ontbrekende woord in:
Yes, that's my bike, thanks for keeping an eye on it.
“Ja, hier zijn mijn paspoort en mijn huurcontract.”
Yes, here are my passport and my rental contract.
“Bent u bij ons ingeschreven?”
Are you registered with us?
“Bent u ingeschreven bij ons?”
Are you registered with us?
“Dit is het appartement.”
Welcome. This is the apartment. Two rooms, a kitchen, and a bathroom.
“Wat mag het zijn?”
Good afternoon. What can I get you?