Spanish possessive pronouns

Spanish possessive pronouns change form depending on the noun they belong or refer to. (male/female, singular/plural)


	before a noun (Adjetivos posesivos)		in other cases (Pronombres posesivos)
	singular	plural	singular	plural
my / mine	Mi	Mis	Mío, Mía	Míos, Mías

your / yours	Tu	Tus	Tuyo, Tuya	Tuyos, Tuyas

his, her/hers, your/yours	Su	Sus	Suyo, Suya	Suyos, Suyas

our / ours	Nuestro, Nuestra	Nuestros, Nuestras	Nuestro, Nuestra	Nuestros, Nuestras

your / yours	Vuestro, Vuestra	Vuestros, Vuestras	Vuestro, Vuestra	Vuestros, Vuestras

their / theirs	Su	Sus	Suyo, Suya	Suyos, Suyas

	Mi amigo my friend mi amigo he is my friend Mis amigos my friends Mi casa my house Mis casas my houses Tu libro your book Tus libros your books Nuestra casa our house Nuestras casas our houses Nuestro libro our book Nuestros libros our books		Amigo mío my friend un amigo mío he is a friend of mine una amiga mía she is a friend of mine Hola, amigo mío hello, my friend

	Mi libro grande, el tuyo pequeño my book is big, yours is small El libro grande suyo the big book is yours El pequeño mío the small one is mine Las casas pequeñas suyas the little houses are hers Los libros míos the books are mine El libro mío the book is mine Los libros vuestros the books are yours El libro vuestro the book is mine Los libros suyos the books are yours El libro suyo the book is yours

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