Learning Possessive Pronouns in Spanish | The Language Tutor *Lesson 68*

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Is there a difference between ‘regular’ and ‘definite’ articles? Danny referenced them both in this vid... thank you

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Thank you for another great lesson Danny! I did a lesson on Duolingo recently about this subject, and in their help section they said that the indefinite article is used a lot when doing comparisons.. for example you would say: "Tu carro es más rápido que el mío" (your car is faster than mine) rather than say "Tu carro es más rápido que mío" - would you agree with this?

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You're on the right track, just change "suyo" to "suya" because "camisa" is feminine. Looks like you got it down!

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