Can someone please tell me the possesive adjectives for Spanish?

Question

The question states it all! I just need to know the possesive adjectives for Spanish

• Mi/mis, tu/tus, su/sus, nuestro/nuestros, vuestro/vuestros, -- El/la mío(-a), tuyo(-a), suyo(-a) -- cuyo(-a) - gdgenest Nov 16, 2011
• Oh and to clarify also nuestra/nuestras, vestry/vuestras and the second group can also be plural. Hope that helps! - gdgenest Nov 16, 2011

Answer 1

Look here

• I tried your link Guillermo and it took me to a very strange page when I clicked "Prática" - ian-hill Sep 25, 2009

Answer 2

something about possessive adjectives

• This link is much better - it is on SpanishDict,com - ian-hill Sep 25, 2009

Answer 3

oh, and the answer is su, sus, mi, mis, nuestros, nuestras, and i dont remember the rest! hope this helps!

Answer 4

Like what? I'm more speaker than writer. Not much of rules person. You mean like, Yo tengo el perro. La auto es mio. What do you mean to say?

• "Yo tengo el perro." (no psosesive present). El auto es mio. ("mio" is the possesive adjective.) - samdie Sep 25, 2009
• El auto es mío. mío is a possessive pronoun. The el is omitted after Ser. El auto mío.. mío is a possessive adjective. - qfreed Sep 25, 2009

Answer 5

Can somebody please give me a cool way to remember the possesive adjectives like Su, Sus, etc? Thanks!