Learn Spanish POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES (important)

[@RodrigoIdiomas]

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For me as a non-english and non-spanish speaker, I am improving both languages! ¡Muchas gracias! 谢谢你！

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[@RodrigoIdiomas]

De nada, María. Me alegro de que te esté sirviendo :-)

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Thank you so much sir for your effort. This is really helpful. Thank you so much...😊😊😊😊

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Muchas gracias!

[@RodrigoIdiomas]

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[@lunagabriel339]

Ya se hablar muy Bien Espanol por usted gracias

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[@French60]

Muchas gracias muy útil

[@RodrigoIdiomas]

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[@aparnagupta3793]

Hi In your video of personal subjective pronouns , you said that there is no ‘it’ in spanish language. Objects with masculine noun use “ él” and feminine use ‘ella’. So why are we considering it here at 2:41 time in this video? Thanks.

[@afrozbegum1392]

Sir at 3:34 for feminine pronoun example of THIS IS OUR HOUSE in Spanish you said ÉSTEAS NUETROS CASA Here ÉSTEAS IS FEMININE PLURAL it should be ÉSTEA NUETROS CASA am I right or wrong

[@ImrulImran742]

Best sir

[@sakshikandpal6043]

As both vuestro and tu mean your how do we differentiate between them .... Pls tell me.

[@RodrigoIdiomas]

Vuestro/su mean YOUR (plural). And "tu" means YOUR (singular). The only way to differentiate them is through context (same as in English). In English you can't either tell whether YOUR refers to the 2nd persona in the singular or to the 2nd person in the plural ;-)

[@syedaaniqaanjum3002]

When do we use tu and su?

[@RodrigoIdiomas]

tú (with the accent mark) = you (subject pronoun) tu (without the accent mark) = your (possessive adjective for the informal YOU) su = his/her/its/theirs/you formal For example: Éste es tu libro = This is your book (informal/friendly) Éste es su libro = This is your book (formal)

[@syedaaniqaanjum3002]

Thank you

[@rickroy6643]

Sir for your we will use tus for plural noun when it has no gender mentioned and vuestros/as for plural when we know the gender .. Am I correct?! P.s- thank you for the vedios that u hve made I've seen just 10 but I will see all the vedios in the coming time ,u ve done a great job and the way u teach it so simple to understand .❤❤

[@udayveersingh7659]

why does Nuestro have singular male and female cases. Doesn't our/Nuestro imply plural?

[@yashvardhanagrawal6758]

Hi, How do I know when to use the pronoun Esto or Este and Eso or Ese?

[@RodrigoIdiomas]

Hello Agrawal. Welcome to my Free Spanish course. 1) esto = this 2) éste (with the accent mark) = this one 3) este (without the accent mark IS ALWAYS USED FOLLOWED BY THE NOUN/THING) = this + object 4) eso = that 5) ése (with the accent mark) = that one 6) ese (without the accent mark IS ALWAYS USED FOLLOWED BY THE NOUN/THING) = that + object For example: 1) Quiero esto = I want this 2) Me gusta más éste = I like this one more 3) Me gusta más este libro = I like this book more 4) Quiero eso = I like that 5) Me gusta más ése = I like that one more 6) Me gusta más ese libro = I like that book more Beware that most of native Spanish speakers don't know what to use the Spanish accent marks properly. Especially in Latin-America due to inefficient education programs at school. I explain this topic in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iqeVeXWrYqaMg7M You can find all my Spanish lessons in numerical order here (individual lessons): kzbin.info/www/bejne/anelYqGFa8iekKs Or you can study from the same lessons but compiled into longer videos: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iZWal42flsShe80 If you follow the lessons in order you will notice that suddenly it jumps to older videos. That is the beginning of the original Spanish course. All the tests and quizzes from my website are based on those. Don't hesitate to ask if you have any questions! On Wednesday at 12 PM from Buenos Aires I will be broadcasting LIVE. You are free to join!

[@abhishek0407]

Sir when will i use tu or nuestro Both words are for your It's confusing

[@Justexploringu]

i don't understand 2 things , first you can use "tu" and "su" and "vuestro" to say "your". second is su can be used for "your", "its, his, her" and "their" ?

[@RodrigoIdiomas]

Hello Audaix: tu = your (for the singular, informally) su = your (for the singular, formally) vuestro/a = your (for the plural - Spain) su = your (for the plural - Latin-America) SU can be used as Possessive Adjective for: your (singular-formal), his, her, its, their and your (plural-Latin-America)

[@yepyeniceri]

You look like Stevie T :D By the way it was a educational video thank you.

[@alejandramaldonado8454]

HOLA RODRIGO YO SOY DE BUENOS AIRES ARGENTINA NO ENTIENDO MUCHO EL IDIOMA POR ELLO QUIERO APRENDER

[@RodrigoIdiomas]

No olvides ir haciendo las pruebas y ejercicios que corresponden a cada uno de los videos compilados a medida que vayas terminando de estudiarlos. Te ayudarán mucho para practicar y para reafirmar todos los conceptos estudiados ;-)

[@maximocano2160]

Yo hablo español 😂

[@medenglish3doubleaenglish553]

Puedo decir? Estos libros son tuyos,pero dónde están míos?

[@emaross9471]

Thanks 😂😂

[@jennymurillo7385]

???? ???😭😭😂😂

[@nanunanu05]

You told that it dosent have any Spanish pronoun