Possessive adjectives in Spanish

/in , , /by

Notes:

Possessive adjectives indicate ownership or relation with something: My, your, his… For example: Mi taza, my cup. When you add any other feature of the object it will agree in number and gender.

Examples

Femenine / Masculine nouns: Mi taza es blanca / Mi telefono es negro

Singular / Plural nouns: Mi taza es blanca / Mis tazas son blancas

More on gender and number agreement in Spanish in this video podcast: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QV-xib2YePo&list=UUCvBPtORas4iBk3N2rUSTjg

 



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