Possessive Pronouns - Spanish Flashcards

Possessive Pronouns in Spanish

• "Mi" is used for "my" in singular form, while "mis" is used for plural.
• "Tu" denotes "your" (informal) in singular form, with "tus" for plural.
• "Su" serves as a possessive pronoun for "his," "her," and "your" (formal), with "sus" for plural contexts.

Possessive Pronouns for Groups

• "Nuestro" refers to "our" when speaking of a masculine subject, while "nuestros" is the plural form, meaning "ours."
• "Nuestra" is the feminine form of "our," and "nuestras" is used for plural contexts.

Possessive Pronouns for Addressing Groups

• "Vuestro" is the masculine form of "y'all" and "y'all's," with "vuestros" for plural usage.
• "Vuestra" is the feminine form of "y'all," with "vuestras" applied in plural scenarios.

Other Important Notes

• The pronoun "su" and "sus" can also be used to express "their" and "theirs," depending on the context.