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Possessive article of the 1st person plural. It expresses that something belongs to a group that includes the speaker or is related to that group.
Unser Flug hat leider eine Stunde Verspätung.
Unfortunately, our flight is delayed by one hour.
When 'unser' gets an ending, the 'e' in the word stem can be dropped. Both forms are correct; the shortened form is more common in spoken language.
Wir gehen mit unserem Hund spazieren.
We go for a walk with our dog.
'Unser' can also stand alone as a pronoun. It then gets a strong ending that indicates the gender and case of the noun being replaced.
Ihr habt euer Projekt schon fertig, aber unseres ist noch nicht ganz abgeschlossen.
You have already finished your project, but ours is not quite complete yet.
'Unser' refers to a group that the speaking person belongs to. This group can be very small (e.g. a family) or very large (e.g. a company, a team, or an entire country).
Meine Frau und ich haben unser Haus renoviert.
My wife and I renovated our house.
to be
'sein' and 'unser' are both important basic words, but they have different functions. 'sein' is a verb and, for example, describes a state or quality, or forms certain past tense forms. 'unser' is a possessive article and shows that something belongs to a group that includes the speaker. The words can be confused when you are still unsure about German function words. Pay attention: 'unser' usually stands before a noun, as in 'unser Haus' (our house); 'sein' is a verb or part of a verb form.
In der Küche steht unser Kind auf einem kleinen Stuhl.
Our child is standing on a small stool in the kitchen.
Sie war gestern zu Hause, weil sie krank war.
She was at home yesterday because she was sick.