Learn Spanish Possessive Pronouns

Learn the Spanish possessive pronouns and how to use them with this quick video.
The Spanish possessive pronouns vary in gender and number so it's very important to learn the gender and number of nouns.
I have a few sentences as examples to review how the Spanish possessive pronouns are used.
Thanks for watching!

[@budkeybarbee1527]

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[@SpanishWithLiliana]

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[@therealrxyang]

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[@SoyFanDeCnco]

THIS HELPED ALOT MUCHAS GRACIAS LILIANA 🙏

[@sanz8607]

Very useful! Gracias!

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[@prashanthkumar8763]

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[@SpanishWithLiliana]

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[@afislullah6]

Hi you are great, i wanna ask, why is there "su gato"? Su it is mean to "his cat", what the topic about "su" Is?

[@happydays2780]

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[@SpanishWithLiliana]

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[@lorim2183]

Thanks you for this video 😊. Why do you start En Donde and not Donde?

[@SpanishWithLiliana]

Hi there, it's not necessary to start with "en" but it's a preposition and usually we use it when we're looking for a location answer. But again, is not needed. Thanks!

[@lorim2183]

@@SpanishWithLiliana Thank you 👍🏻

[@JohnKaman]

Great but you don’t say anything about tus libros or mis zapatos. Where did these possessives come from?

[@SpanishWithLiliana]

Those are the possessive adjectives and I was trying to focus on the pronouns. Thanks!

[@JohnKaman]

@@SpanishWithLiliana Got it. Thanks again