When is me and when is mi used?
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When is "me" vs "mi" used?
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updated Sep 3, 2009
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posted by robert-fike
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"Me" is a direct object pronoun, whereas "Mi" is a possessive adjective. So, if you speaking of something that happens to you, such as a person talking to you, you would say: "La persona me habla." = The person talks to me. However, if you wanted to say that you owned the book, you would say: "Mi libro" = My book
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updated Apr 12, 2013
posted by idahorsegirl
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I do.
Me is a direct object or an indirect object or a reflexive pronoun.
Mi is a short form possessive adjective. (mío/a is the long form)
Don't confuse either of the two forms with mí which is an object of a preposition pronoun.
el mío and la mía are possessive pronouns
updated Sep 3, 2009
edited by 0074b507
posted by 0074b507
