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Unit 3 - Poss Adj

3.2: Adjetivos posesivos

TermDefinition
My son Mi hijo
Your (informal) father Tu padre
His stepmother Su madrastra
Her stepfather Su padrastro
Our children Nuestros hijos
Our siblings Nuestros hermanos
Y'all's (in Spain) grandparents Vuestros abuelos
You all's brother Su hermano
My grandmother Mi abuela
Her uncles Sus tíos
You all's dog Su perro
He is your (informal) grandfather. Él es tu abuelo.
She is my aunt. Ella es mi tía.
They are her cousins. Ellos son sus primos.
They are your (formal) grandparents. Ellos son sus abuelos.
You (informal) are our friend. Tú eres nuestro amigo.
Y'all (in Spain) are our aunts. Vosotras sois nuestras tías.
They are my brothers. Ellos son mis hermanos.
She is their daughter. Ella es su hija.
The girls are our cousins. Las chicas son nuestras primas.
The man is his uncle. El hombre es su tío.
The women are you all's teachers. Las mujeres son sus maestras.
The student is their son. El estudiante es su hijo.
Our mother is young. Nuestra madre es joven.
My parents are intelligent. Mis padres son inteligentes.
His grandfather is serious but fun. Su abuelo es serio pero divertido.
My parents have to work all day. Mis padres tienen que trabajar todo el día.
Our sister has to study math in the afternoon. Nuestra hermana tiene que estudiar matemáticas en la tarde.
Her aunt is very angry today. Su tía está muy enojada hoy.
Y'all's (in Spain) cousins (m/f) are nervous for the birthday party. Vuestros primos están nerviosos para el cumpleaños.
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