Possessive Adjectives accompany a noun. tu perro
your dog su pelota
his/her ball
They must agree in number with the noun. tus gatos
your cats sus libros
their books
The vosotros form (used in Spain) agrees in gender as well. vuestro carro
your all's car vuestras familias
your all's families
Stressed possessive adjectives go after the noun. los boletos tuyos
your tickets las cobijas suyas
their blankets las almohadas tuyas
your pillows
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Dialogue 1 Click to start or stop audio Aarón: ¿Es este tu carro?
Is this your car? Carol: Sí, es mi carro.
Yes, it's my car. Aarón: Muy lindo tu carro.
Very beautiful your car. Carol: ¿Tú traes tu carro?
Did you bring your car? Aarón: Sí, mi carro está al lado del tuyo.
Yes, my car is beside yours. Carol: ¿Vamos a cenar a mi apartamento?
Are we going to have dinner in my apartment? Aarón: ¡Claro! Vamos en mi carro a tu apartamento.
Certainly! We are going in my car to your apartment.
Dialogue 2 Click to start or stop audio Armando: ¿Sus documentos por favor? Your documents please? Marián: Aquí tiene mis documentos.
Here you have my documents. Armando: ¿Sus amigos son daneses también? Your friends are Danish also? Marián: No, mis amigos son suecos.
No, my friends are Swiss. Armando: ¿Esas son sus maletas?
Are those your suitcases? Marián: No, nuestras maletas son azules.
No, our suitcases are blue. Armando: Probablemente estas son de sus amigos.
Probably these (suitcases) are of your friends.
(These are probably your friends' suitcases.) Marián: Aquí están nuestras maletas.
Here are our suitcases. Armando: ¿Le gustó nuestro país?
Did you like our country? Marián: ¡Me encantó! Visitaré vuestro país a menudo.
I love it! I will visit your country often.
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