"Our English" can be expressed as "Our English." First, 'our' corresponds to the possessive pronoun 'our' in English, while 'English' directly translates to the word 'English.'

How do we say (we) in English?

1. The English word for "our" is "our," pronounced in British English as [a(r)] and in American English as [ar]. For example: "Their opinion clashed with ours." Their opinion jarred with ours.

2. "Our English" can also be expressed as "Our English." Initially, 'our' corresponds to the possessive pronoun 'our' in English, while 'English' directly translates to the word 'English.'

3. The English word for "we" is "we," pronounced as [wi]. It means "we" in the nominative case, "the author or speaker" when used by authors or speakers, and "your majesty" when addressing royalty. For example: "We are fully aware of the gravity of the situation." We are fully aware of the severity of the situation.

4. The dictionary definition of "ours" is a pronoun meaning "ours," pronounced in British English as [ɑz] and in American English as [ɑrz]. For example: "Why do you need your own computer? You can use ours." What do you need your own computer for? You can use ours. It's interesting to compare their situation with ours.

5. The English word for "our" is "our," pronounced in British and American English as [a(r)] or [ɑr], and is used to refer to God or saints.

6. "Ours" in English is pronounced [ɑz] in British English and [ɑrz] in American English. For example: "What do you need your own computer for? You can use ours." Why do you need your own computer? You can use ours.

How do we say (our) in English?

1. "Ours" is also a pronoun meaning "ours," but it implies possession, similar to "our something," and is a noun possessive pronoun, which does not require a noun to follow. For example: "Whose are these books? They're ours." Here, "ours" means "our books."

2. The English word for "our" is "our," pronounced in British English as [a(r)] and in American English as [ar]. For example: "Their opinion clashed with ours." Their opinion jarred with ours.

3. "Our English" can be expressed as "Our English." Initially, 'our' corresponds to the possessive pronoun 'our' in English, while 'English' directly translates to the word 'English.'

4. The dictionary definition of "ours" as a pronoun meaning "ours" is pronounced in British English as [ɑz] and in American English as [ɑrz]. For example: "This adds a new dimension to our work." This adds a new dimension to our work. I have already explained to him face-to-face the format of our program and our ideas.