In spanish, what does mi, tu and su mean? - what does su mean onnj w2
I need help to learn more about them. I know that my form is unique, and her tone, and the plural is wrong, your, and SUS.
I simply must learn more about what they mean and when they used to know. Thank you!
Saturday, February 20, 2010
What Does Su Mean Onnj W2 In Spanish, What Does Mi, Tu And Su Mean?
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Time (s) - My
ReplyDeletetu (s) - Copy
su (s) - his / her
These words are possessive pronouns. Basically, the property shows and uses it to show someone else something. They also retain the numbers and sexes.
Ex: Where is my cat?
Where's my cat?
Where's your cat?
Where's your cat? (informal)
Where's your cat?
Where's your cat?
Where's your cat?
Where's your cat? (Official)
Use me to describe to you, and a singular.
Abuse, yours, and you're describing a plural.
EX:
Where are my cats?
Where are my cats?
I mean, because I speak more than one cat here.
Where are your cats?
Where are your cats? (informal)
Where are your cats?
Where are your cats?
Where are your cats?
Where are your cats? (Official)
Here are some other pronouns:
- Our (s) and our (s)
All this means: "If Is our cat?
- Where is our cat?
- Where is our cat? (notice I used the cat ... and us) for Spain by gender.
- Where are our cats?
- Where are our cats? (female)
Revision Yours (Spain for you, informal you) - your (s) and your (s)
- Where is your cat?
- Where is your cat?
Where's your cat?
- Where are your cats?
- Where are your cats?
Where are the cats you?
OK, so "my" means "my", but in the singular - which means that when we talk about 1, which is on your own ... my cat - my cat, my friend - my friend, etc.
ReplyDeleteGiven that the "bad" (which also means "my") refers to more than one thing .. My parents - my parents, my dogs - my dogs, etc.
with "you" - "his" - your cat - your cat, your friend - a friend,
TUS - parents - your parents, your dog - Dog
and "your" - "him, her" - your cat - your cat, your friend - a friend
SBS - his parents - his parents, his dogs - his dogs
I hope this is helpful.
My Spanish is for me. For example: "My thing is great." Or: "My house is big." My will be used if the name is a plural.
ReplyDeleteMy Spanish is "your" and "exemplary." It is versatile and is used when the name is plural. What we can say: "Your business is very blue," or "Their houses are blue"
His Spanish is for "sound" or "your" Use it like this "His pencil is yellow" or "yellow pencil" is used when the name is plural.
Mi = mi
ReplyDeleteTu = you (familiar)
D = he, she, it (Official)
My house is your house. My house is your house.
His parents are my friends. His parents are my friends.