In this lesson you will learn the Spanish possessive determiners, which are used to convey possession.
Possessive determiners | Singular | Plural |
---|---|---|
First person | mi my | nuestro our |
Second person | tu, su your | vuestro, su your |
Third person | su his, her, its | su their |
Spanish possessive determiners agree with the gender and number of the noun they modify. In other words, they change based on the whether the thing that is possessed is plural or singular, and whether it is masculine or feminine. Possessive determiners do not change based on the gender of the possessor, only based on the thing that is possessed.
mi libro | mi casa | mis libros | mis casas |
tu libro | tu casa | tus libros | tus casas |
su libro | su casa | sus libros | sus casas |
nuestro libro | nuestra casa | nuestros libros | nuestras casas |
vuestro libro | vuestra casa | vuestros libros | vuestras casas |
su libro | su casa | sus libros | sus casas |
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