How to Use SEU, SUA, DELE, DELA in Brazilian Portuguese? | Possessive Pronouns in Portuguese

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[@justinsinclair6469]

Good day, What I struggle with is knowing when to use seu/sua and dele/dela. For example: A camisa dele é preto, but there are cases a person may say: Sua camisa e preto. Which is: His shirt is black. And when speaking, it's a challenge for me. Do you have a lesson that already covers this subject?

[@PlainPortuguese]

Olá! Tudo bem? Regarding these specific possessive pronouns, there is this lesson you have commented on and there is another one (in the tip of the day) where I mention when *dele* is used instead of *seu* to avoid ambiguity. kzbin.info/www/bejne/h5jNfmCQa6yfZ7c

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[@miketheman8169]

@@justinsinclair6469 I recommend that you never use seu/s sua/s for third person singular and plural. It will just cause confusion. Use dele/s dela/s! :)

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(when talking to someone)

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A senhora tem uma irmã gêmea mesmo?

[@PlainPortuguese]

Não tenho irmã gêmea.😊

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@PlainPortuguese Rs :)