Question

8. Wem tun die Ohren weh? Schwester? Ja,​

Answer 1

8.Wem tut die Ohren weh ? Deiner Schwester? Ja, ihr

Answer 2

The user's message is in Russian, and it means "Answer in detail. 8. Whose ears hurt? Sister? Yes, ". The user is asking about a German grammar exercise that requires filling in the blanks with the correct pronouns. The exercise is from a textbook called Vorsprung: A Communicative Introduction to German Language and Culture. The answer to the question is:

8. Wem tun die Ohren weh? Schwester? Ja, ihr.

The pronoun ihr is the dative case of the feminine singular pronoun sie (she). The dative case is used to indicate the indirect object of a verb, or the person or thing that receives the action indirectly. In this sentence, the verb is tun weh (to hurt), and the indirect object is the sister, who is experiencing the pain in her ears. The word wem is the interrogative pronoun for the dative case, and it means "who" or "whom". The word order is inverted because it is a question. The sentence can be translated as "Whose ears hurt? Sister? Yes, her."