Pronombres Posesivos: El mío, La tuya, El nuestro

Replace Nouns with Mine, Yours, His, Hers, and Ours in Spanish

Learn the difference between possessive adjectives (mi/tu/su) and possessive pronouns (el mío/la tuya).

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1 Part 1: Possessive Adjectives vs. Possessive Pronouns

🔑 Key Distinction:
• Possessive Adjective: Accompanies a noun (e.g., mi coche, tu casa).
• Possessive Pronoun: Replaces the noun completely and agrees in gender/number with the item (e.g., El coche es mío. / Esta casa es mía.).

Person	Masculine Sing.	Feminine Sing.	Masculine Plural	Feminine Plural
Yo (Mine)	el mío	la mía	los míos	las mías
Tú (Yours)	el tuyo	la tuya	los tuyos	las tuyas
Él/Ella/Ud. (His/Hers/Yours)	el suyo	la suya	los suyos	las suyas
Nosotros (Ours)	el nuestro	la nuestra	los nuestros	las nuestras

2 Part 2: "El Traductor" — English to Spanish Translation

Translate each English sentence using the correct possessive pronoun:

1. "This backpack is mine." ➔

2. "Those shoes are ours." ➔

3. "My jacket is blue; yours is red." ➔

Pronombres Posesivos: El mío, La tuya, El nuestro

1 Part 1: Possessive Adjectives vs. Possessive Pronouns

2 Part 2: "El Traductor" — English to Spanish Translation

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