Possessive Adjectives and Pronouns in Italian: MY, MINE, YOUR(S), OUR, THEIR, ....

[@baronvontollbooth484]

I am taking an online course in Italian and possessives have been very difficult for me. You explained them very well and cleared up much of my confusion. Now practice, practice, practice!

[@Ace_Hunter_lives]

Love having a native speaker do the pronunciations so I can try to get it right. It's surprisingly tough. For example, "Mia", "Mie", and "Miei" kind've sound the same if you say them fast! Thanks again for the lessons...now, back to practicing my pronunciation :)

[@AmbraConnexita]

Hi Alex, thanks for watching the video 😊 keep practicing your pronunciation and you'll get it right soon!

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You videos on Italian are fantastic. Thank you

[@PaRdESsIi]

Molto grazie

[@AmbraConnexita]

Di niente! 😊

[@ejayAD]

Thanks for this clear lesson!

[@Travellingisagift]

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[@nurealam1206]

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[@AmbraConnexita]

You are so welcome! 😊

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[@AmbraConnexita]

I'm so happy to hear that! Thank so much

[@abdiosman7256]

Thank you

[@elizabethtan1548]

Molto grazie!! this was by far one of the best videos i’ve come across explaining possessive pronouns! it cleared many of my misunderstandings. thank you :)

[@AmbraConnexita]

Grazie mille, Elisabeth!

[@shuttermaster6529]

Great video, you really cleared up some confusion I was having. Grazie mille

[@vikashbhagat4971]

Thanks mam very nice teaching and easily understanding ☺️☺️

[@AmbraConnexita]

Most welcome 😊

[@bartomiejwalich6108]

great video! Thank you very much!

[@AmbraConnexita]

Thanks so much for watching, Bartłomiej 😊

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[@AmbraConnexita]

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[@TheGreenFern18]

Grazie mille! Thank you for this lesson, very great video that explains the concept and the examples are great as well!

[@AmbraConnexita]

Non c'è di che :) I'm very happy it helped!

[@ginamarcaccio5088]

You are good! No wasted time. Grazie

[@AmbraConnexita]

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[@yahyahadji21]

Grazie mille

[@AmbraConnexita]

Grazie a te!

[@thekinginthenorth989]

Grazie! You lay it out so simple! Keep up the great work!

[@AmbraConnexita]

Grazie mille :) I'm so glad you liked the lesson!

[@rejoicesmelton7699]

Wow!this is so amazing....I have got a lot from this video, and it will make my Italian learning simple on these pronouns

[@AmbraConnexita]

Thanks for your feedback 😊 I'm very happy it was helpful!

[@nabeeljanabi9565]

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[@AmbraConnexita]

Grazie a te! 😊

[@darrensmith6812]

Great! Could you comment on why there #2 Yours (Tuo) and #5 Your/s (Vostro)?

[@AmbraConnexita]

Hi Darren, thanks for your question! "Tuo" is "yours" in the singular form, while "vostro" is "yours" in the plural. For example: 1. "questo libro è tuo?" (is this book yours?) - here I'm addressing you and hence I use the second person singular 2. "questo libro è vostro?" (is this book yours?) - here I'm using the plural form, meaning that I'm addressing more people at the same time (second person plural) Hope it clarifies? Let me know if you still have any doubts. You can also watch the video on personal pronouns for more details kzbin.info/www/bejne/mX-lYX-Pr5xge5I

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[@hussaintalib3589]

Bungiorno maestra

[@AmbraConnexita]

Buongiorno! tutto bene?

[@hussaintalib3589]

@@AmbraConnexita graze mille mia maestra

[@visarionostafe6830]

Please write in English too.

[@achlabachla]

Great lessons but please talk slower in English

[@AmbraConnexita]

Thanks for your feedback, Kobi! I'll try to slow down 😊

[@johnhesner5137]

Good lesson. As someone else mentioned, please speak slower. Also, you are not pronouncing “adjective” correctly in English. The last syllable is pronounced like the word “give” ad-jec-tive. 😊

[@337Brian]

Io studiate Italiano e l' insingante parlay molto velocemente Potresti parlare un pui po lantanente par favor in Inglish

[@harryokojie3875]

Grazie mille