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What is the English translation of 'Mi'?
What is the English translation of 'Mi'?
- My (correct)
- Your
- Our
- His
What does 'Mis' mean in English?
What does 'Mis' mean in English?
- My plural (correct)
- Our
- Your
- His
What is the Spanish word for 'Your'?
What is the Spanish word for 'Your'?
Tu
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What does 'Su' mean?
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What is the Spanish word for 'Our' when referring to masculine?
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What is the feminine form of 'Our' in Spanish?
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What is 'Nuestros' in English?
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What does 'Vuestro' mean?
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Study Notes
Possessive Adjectives in Spanish
- Mi translates to "my" and is used for singular nouns.
- Mis is the plural form of "my," used for multiple nouns.
Second Person Possessive Adjectives
- Tu means "your" and refers to singular informal ownership.
- Tus is the plural form of "your," applicable to multiple items owned informally.
Third Person and Formal Possessive Adjectives
- Su denotes "your" (formal), "his," "hers," or "their," covering both singular and plural.
- Sus is the plural form of su, referring to multiple items in a formal context or others' belongings.
Inclusive First Person Possessive Adjectives
- Nuestro means "our" and is used before masculine singular nouns.
- Nuestra is the feminine form of "our," used before feminine singular nouns.
- Nuestros is the masculine plural form of "our," referring to multiple masculine nouns.
- Nuestras is the feminine plural form of "our," used with multiple feminine nouns.
Second Person Plural Possessive Adjectives (Vosotros)
- Vuestro translates to "all of your" (vosotros) for masculine singular nouns.
- Vuestra is the feminine singular form of "all of your" (vosotros).
- Vuestros refers to "all of your" (vosotros) in the masculine plural form.
- Vuestras is the feminine plural form of "all of your" (vosotros), applicable to multiple feminine nouns.
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