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Possessives
Mi—Mihermanoesguapo. My—My brother is handsome. Mis—Mishermanos son guapos. My—My brothers are handsome.   Tu—Tuhermanoesguapo.   Your—Your brother is handsome.   Tus—Tushermanos son guapos. Your—Your brothers are handsome. Su—Suhermanoesguapo. His/Her/Your/Carlos’/Singular’s brother is handsome Sus—Sushermanos son guapos. His/Her/Your/Carlos’/Singular’s brothers are handsome.
Nuestro—Nuestrohermanoesguapo. Our—Our brother is handsome. Nuestros—Nuestroshermanos son guapos. Our—Our brothers are handsome. Nuestra—Nuestrahermanaesbonita. Our—Our sister is beautiful. Nuestras—Nuestrashermanas son bonitas. Our—Our sisters are beautiful.
Su—Suhermanoesguapo. Yall’s—Yall’s brother is handsome. Sus—Sushermanos son guapos. Yall’s—Yall’s brothers are handsome. Su—Suhermanoesguapo. Their—Their brother is handsome. Sus—Sushermanos son guapos. Their—Their brothers are handsome.
Su and Sus Can mean many many things His/Her/Your (form.)/Singular’s/Yall’s/Their/Plural’s Context is key Las casasde Jorge son grandes.  Suscasasestán en españa, pero Elena y Rogelio viven en unasola casa.  Su casa es muy pequeña, situada en lasafueras.  Yo vivo en una casa muygrande.  En micasa hay cincopisos.
2-Possessives (recorded)

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2-Possessives (recorded)

  • 2. Mi—Mihermanoesguapo. My—My brother is handsome. Mis—Mishermanos son guapos. My—My brothers are handsome. Tu—Tuhermanoesguapo. Your—Your brother is handsome. Tus—Tushermanos son guapos. Your—Your brothers are handsome. Su—Suhermanoesguapo. His/Her/Your/Carlos’/Singular’s brother is handsome Sus—Sushermanos son guapos. His/Her/Your/Carlos’/Singular’s brothers are handsome.
  • 3. Nuestro—Nuestrohermanoesguapo. Our—Our brother is handsome. Nuestros—Nuestroshermanos son guapos. Our—Our brothers are handsome. Nuestra—Nuestrahermanaesbonita. Our—Our sister is beautiful. Nuestras—Nuestrashermanas son bonitas. Our—Our sisters are beautiful.
  • 4. Su—Suhermanoesguapo. Yall’s—Yall’s brother is handsome. Sus—Sushermanos son guapos. Yall’s—Yall’s brothers are handsome. Su—Suhermanoesguapo. Their—Their brother is handsome. Sus—Sushermanos son guapos. Their—Their brothers are handsome.
  • 5. Su and Sus Can mean many many things His/Her/Your (form.)/Singular’s/Yall’s/Their/Plural’s Context is key Las casasde Jorge son grandes. Suscasasestán en españa, pero Elena y Rogelio viven en unasola casa. Su casa es muy pequeña, situada en lasafueras. Yo vivo en una casa muygrande. En micasa hay cincopisos.

Editor's Notes

  1. Pg. 60
  2. http://dl.dropbox.com/u/17238095/possessivos.docx