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The short ones go in front of the noun and lean on it. The long ones come after the noun or stand alone, carry stress, and turn into full pronouns when you add an article. English collapses much of this into \"my \u002F mine\", so the split takes some getting used to.",[56,57,59],"h2",{"id":58},"the-short-possessives-adjectives-before-the-noun","The short possessives (adjectives before the noun)",[47,61,62,63,66],{},"These are the everyday forms. They go straight in front of the noun and agree with ",[51,64,65],{},"the thing owned",", not the owner.",[68,69,70,86],"table",{},[71,72,73],"thead",{},[74,75,76,80,83],"tr",{},[77,78,79],"th",{},"Owner",[77,81,82],{},"Singular noun",[77,84,85],{},"Plural noun",[87,88,89,101,112,123,134],"tbody",{},[74,90,91,95,98],{},[92,93,94],"td",{},"my",[92,96,97],{},"mi",[92,99,100],{},"mis",[74,102,103,106,109],{},[92,104,105],{},"your (tú)",[92,107,108],{},"tu",[92,110,111],{},"tus",[74,113,114,117,120],{},[92,115,116],{},"his\u002Fher\u002Fyour\u002Fits\u002Ftheir",[92,118,119],{},"su",[92,121,122],{},"sus",[74,124,125,128,131],{},[92,126,127],{},"our",[92,129,130],{},"nuestro\u002Fa",[92,132,133],{},"nuestros\u002Fas",[74,135,136,139,142],{},[92,137,138],{},"your (vosotros)",[92,140,141],{},"vuestro\u002Fa",[92,143,144],{},"vuestros\u002Fas",[146,147,148,159,168],"ul",{},[149,150,151,154,155,158],"li",{},[51,152,153],{},"mi casa",", ",[51,156,157],{},"mis casas"," (my house, my houses)",[149,160,161,154,164,167],{},[51,162,163],{},"tu libro",[51,165,166],{},"tus libros"," (your book, your books)",[149,169,170,154,173,176],{},[51,171,172],{},"nuestra ciudad",[51,174,175],{},"nuestras ciudades"," (our city, our cities)",[47,178,179,180,183,184,187,188,191],{},"Note that ",[51,181,182],{},"mi, tu, su"," only change for number (mi\u002Fmis), not gender. Only ",[51,185,186],{},"nuestro"," and ",[51,189,190],{},"vuestro"," show gender as well.",[56,193,195],{"id":194},"the-long-possessives-stressed-after-the-noun","The long possessives (stressed, after the noun)",[47,197,198,199,202,203,206],{},"The long forms agree in ",[51,200,201],{},"both gender and number"," with the noun. They come after the noun, or after the verb ",[51,204,205],{},"ser",", and they carry stress.",[68,208,209,227],{},[71,210,211],{},[74,212,213,215,218,221,224],{},[77,214,79],{},[77,216,217],{},"masc. sg",[77,219,220],{},"fem. sg",[77,222,223],{},"masc. pl",[77,225,226],{},"fem. pl",[87,228,229,246,263,280,296],{},[74,230,231,234,237,240,243],{},[92,232,233],{},"mine",[92,235,236],{},"mío",[92,238,239],{},"mía",[92,241,242],{},"míos",[92,244,245],{},"mías",[74,247,248,251,254,257,260],{},[92,249,250],{},"yours (tú)",[92,252,253],{},"tuyo",[92,255,256],{},"tuya",[92,258,259],{},"tuyos",[92,261,262],{},"tuyas",[74,264,265,268,271,274,277],{},[92,266,267],{},"his\u002Fhers\u002Fyours\u002Ftheirs",[92,269,270],{},"suyo",[92,272,273],{},"suya",[92,275,276],{},"suyos",[92,278,279],{},"suyas",[74,281,282,285,287,290,293],{},[92,283,284],{},"ours",[92,286,186],{},[92,288,289],{},"nuestra",[92,291,292],{},"nuestros",[92,294,295],{},"nuestras",[74,297,298,301,303,306,309],{},[92,299,300],{},"yours (vosotros)",[92,302,190],{},[92,304,305],{},"vuestra",[92,307,308],{},"vuestros",[92,310,311],{},"vuestras",[47,313,314],{},"Used after a noun, the long form adds emphasis or stands in an exclamation:",[146,316,317,323,329],{},[149,318,319,322],{},[51,320,321],{},"un amigo mío"," (a friend of mine)",[149,324,325,328],{},[51,326,327],{},"una idea tuya"," (an idea of yours)",[149,330,331,334],{},[51,332,333],{},"¡Dios mío!"," (my God!)",[47,336,337,338,340],{},"Used after ",[51,339,205],{},", it states ownership:",[146,342,343,349],{},[149,344,345,348],{},[51,346,347],{},"Esta casa es mía."," (This house is mine.)",[149,350,351,354],{},[51,352,353],{},"Los libros son tuyos."," (The books are yours.)",[56,356,358],{"id":357},"turning-the-long-form-into-a-pronoun-el-mío-la-tuya","Turning the long form into a pronoun: el mío, la tuya",[47,360,361,362,365],{},"Put a ",[51,363,364],{},"definite article"," in front of the long possessive and it becomes a full pronoun - it replaces the noun entirely. The article and the possessive both agree with the noun being replaced.",[146,367,368,383,389,395],{},[149,369,370,373,374,378,379,382],{},[51,371,372],{},"Mi coche es viejo; el tuyo es nuevo."," (My car is old; yours is new.) - ",[375,376,377],"em",{},"el tuyo"," stands in for ",[375,380,381],{},"coche",".",[149,384,385,388],{},[51,386,387],{},"Tu casa es grande; la mía es pequeña."," (Your house is big; mine is small.)",[149,390,391,394],{},[51,392,393],{},"Mis hijos y los suyos juegan juntos."," (My children and hers play together.)",[149,396,397,400],{},[51,398,399],{},"Nuestra ciudad y la vuestra."," (Our city and yours.)",[47,402,403,404,406,407,410,411,414],{},"The thing to drill: the article matches ",[51,405,65],{},", never the owner. ",[51,408,409],{},"La mía"," is feminine because ",[375,412,413],{},"casa"," is feminine, not because the speaker is a woman.",[47,416,417,418,420,421,424,425,428,429,432],{},"After ",[51,419,205],{},", the article is usually dropped - ",[51,422,423],{},"esta casa es mía",", not ",[375,426,427],{},"es la mía"," - unless you are picking one out of a set: ",[51,430,431],{},"¿Cuál es la tuya?"," (Which one is yours?).",[56,434,436],{"id":435},"a-friend-of-mine-un-amigo-mío","\"A friend of mine\": un amigo mío",[47,438,439,440,443,444,447],{},"English says \"a friend of mine\", and learners reach for ",[51,441,442],{},"un amigo de mí",", which is wrong. Spanish places the long possessive ",[51,445,446],{},"directly after the noun"," with no preposition.",[146,449,450,454,460],{},[149,451,452,322],{},[51,453,321],{},[149,455,456,459],{},[51,457,458],{},"una amiga tuya"," (a friend of yours)",[149,461,462,465],{},[51,463,464],{},"unos vecinos nuestros"," (some neighbours of ours)",[47,467,468,469,472],{},"This is also how you say \"that ... of yours\": ",[51,470,471],{},"ese coche tuyo"," (that car of yours). The long form after the noun does the job that English splits into \"of mine \u002F of yours\".",[56,474,476],{"id":475},"clearing-up-su-with-el-de-noun","Clearing up su with el de + noun",[47,478,479,187,482,484,485,488,489,492,493,496,497,500],{},[51,480,481],{},"Su",[51,483,270],{}," are the troublemakers, because each one covers five owners at once: ",[51,486,487],{},"his, her, your (formal), its, their",". ",[51,490,491],{},"Su casa"," could be his house, her house, your house or their house. ",[51,494,495],{},"El suyo"," is just as vague. When context does not settle it, Spanish replaces the possessive with ",[51,498,499],{},"el de"," plus the explicit owner.",[146,502,503,517,529],{},[149,504,505,508,509,512,513,516],{},[51,506,507],{},"su casa"," -> ",[51,510,511],{},"la casa de él"," (his house) \u002F ",[51,514,515],{},"la casa de ella"," (her house)",[149,518,519,508,521,524,525,528],{},[51,520,507],{},[51,522,523],{},"la casa de usted"," (your house, formal) \u002F ",[51,526,527],{},"la casa de ellos"," (their house)",[149,530,531,508,534,154,537,154,540],{},[51,532,533],{},"el suyo",[51,535,536],{},"el de él",[51,538,539],{},"el de ella",[51,541,542],{},"el de ustedes",[47,544,545,546,549,550,552,553,555,556,559,560,563],{},"So if someone says ",[51,547,548],{},"su coche"," and you genuinely cannot tell whose car it is, you ask or rephrase with ",[51,551,499],{},": ",[51,554,539],{}," (hers), ",[51,557,558],{},"el de Juan"," (Juan's). This ",[51,561,562],{},"el de + noun"," pattern is everywhere in real Spanish and is the standard fix for the ambiguity.",[146,565,566,572],{},[149,567,568,571],{},[51,569,570],{},"Mi coche y el de Marta."," (My car and Marta's.)",[149,573,574,577],{},[51,575,576],{},"No es el mío, es el de ella."," (It's not mine, it's hers.)",[56,579,581],{"id":580},"worked-examples","Worked examples",[146,583,584,590,596,602,608],{},[149,585,586,589],{},[51,587,588],{},"¿Es tuyo este libro? - No, es suyo."," (Is this book yours? - No, it's his\u002Fhers.)",[149,591,592,595],{},[51,593,594],{},"Mi habitación está al lado de la tuya."," (My room is next to yours.)",[149,597,598,601],{},[51,599,600],{},"Estos zapatos no son míos; los míos son negros."," (These shoes aren't mine; mine are black.)",[149,603,604,607],{},[51,605,606],{},"Tu opinión y la mía no son iguales."," (Your opinion and mine are not the same.)",[149,609,610,613],{},[51,611,612],{},"Vino un primo suyo, es decir, un primo de ella."," (A cousin of his\u002Fhers came - that is, a cousin of hers.)",[56,615,617],{"id":616},"common-mistakes-english-speakers-make","Common mistakes English speakers make",[47,619,620,623,624,626,627,629],{},[51,621,622],{},"Using de mí for \"of mine\"."," It is ",[51,625,321],{},", never ",[375,628,442],{},". The long possessive sits straight after the noun.",[47,631,632,635,636,638,639,641],{},[51,633,634],{},"Making the pronoun agree with the owner."," ",[51,637,409],{}," is feminine because the noun it replaces (e.g. ",[375,640,413],{},") is feminine, not because the speaker is female. The article and possessive track the thing owned.",[47,643,644,647,648,651],{},[51,645,646],{},"Leaving su ambiguous when it matters."," If your listener cannot tell whose it is, switch to ",[51,649,650],{},"el de él \u002F el de ella \u002F el de usted",". Native speakers do this constantly; it is not clumsy, it is the normal repair.",[47,653,654,657,658,424,660,662,663,666],{},[51,655,656],{},"Keeping the article after ser."," Say ",[51,659,423],{},[375,661,427],{},", unless you are singling one out from a group (",[51,664,665],{},"¿cuál es la tuya?",").",[56,668,670],{"id":669},"see-also","See also",[146,672,673,682,689],{},[149,674,675,676,681],{},"The ",[677,678,680],"a",{"href":679},"\u002Fspanish\u002Fgrammar\u002Fser-vs-estar","ser vs estar"," page covers the verb you reach for when stating ownership: esta casa es mía.",[149,683,675,684,688],{},[677,685,687],{"href":686},"\u002Fspanish\u002Fgrammar\u002Fpor-vs-para","por vs para"," page tackles the other classic two-way split for English speakers.",[149,690,675,691,695],{},[677,692,694],{"href":693},"\u002Fspanish\u002Fgrammar","Spanish grammar cheatsheet"," has both possessive tables on one card.",{"title":697,"searchDepth":698,"depth":698,"links":699},"",2,[700,701,702,703,704,705,706,707],{"id":58,"depth":698,"text":59},{"id":194,"depth":698,"text":195},{"id":357,"depth":698,"text":358},{"id":435,"depth":698,"text":436},{"id":475,"depth":698,"text":476},{"id":580,"depth":698,"text":581},{"id":616,"depth":698,"text":617},{"id":669,"depth":698,"text":670},"A2-B1","Spanish has two sets of possessives: the short ones before the noun (mi, tu, su) and the long stressed ones that stand alone or follow the noun (el mío, el tuyo, el suyo, el nuestro). How they agree, how to say 'a friend of mine', and how el de + noun clears up the famous ambiguity of su.","md",[712,715,718],{"q":713,"a":714},"What is the difference between mi and mío?","Mi is the short, unstressed possessive that goes before the noun: mi casa (my house). Mío is the long, stressed form that goes after the noun or replaces it: una casa mía (a house of mine), and with an article la mía (mine). Both mean 'my' or 'mine', but mi clings to the front of a noun while mío stands more independently and agrees in gender and number with the thing owned.",{"q":716,"a":717},"How do you say 'mine' and 'yours' in Spanish?","Use the long possessive with the definite article, agreeing with the noun it replaces. Mine is el mío, la mía, los míos, las mías. Yours (informal) is el tuyo, la tuya, los tuyos, las tuyas. Esta casa es mía, la tuya está al lado (this house is mine, yours is next door). The article matches the gender and number of the thing owned, not the owner.",{"q":719,"a":720},"Why is su confusing and how do you fix it?","Su covers his, her, your (formal), its and their all at once, so su casa can mean his\u002Fher\u002Fyour\u002Ftheir house. When context does not make it clear, Spanish swaps in el de plus the owner: la casa de él (his house), la casa de ella (her house), la casa de ellos (their house), la casa de usted (your house). The de phrase pins down exactly whose it is.","higher","Spanish keeps two sets of possessives running side by side. The short forms - mi, tu, su, nuestro - sit in front of the noun and are unstressed. The long forms - mío, tuyo, suyo, nuestro - come after the noun or stand in for it completely, and they carry stress. When the long form takes an article it becomes a full possessive pronoun: el mío means 'mine'. 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