possessive / posesivos Flashcards

1
Q

My

Mine

A

mi / mis (sing / plur)

mio / mios / mia / mias (fem / masc + sing / plur)

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2
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your (sing)

yours

A

tu / tus (sing / plur)

tuyo / tuyos / tuya / tuyas (masc / fem + sing / plur)

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3
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his / her / its / your (plur) / their (before noun)

his / hers / its / yours (plur) / theirs (after noun)

A

su / sus
suyo / suyos / suya / suyas

Su is a possessive adjective. Suyo is a possessive pronoun.

An adjective describes a noun, and a pronoun takes the place of a person.

Eg.

Su casa es verde= His/her/your house is green.

La casa verde es suyo= The green house is his/hers/yours

A rule of thumb is mio/tuyo/suyo usually comes after the noun, while mi/tu/su usually comes before.

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Our / Ours

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Nuestro / Nuestra / Nuestros / Nuestras
Nuestro/s Nuestra/s (same, just diff way to display)

*Same for both our and ours.

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