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mi
mis
my {adj}
tu
tus
your (informal) {adj}
su
sus
{ud., él, ella}
your (formal) {adj}
his
her
its
nuestro nuestros
nuestra nuestras
our {adj}
vuestro vuestros
vuestra vuestras
all of yours (informal) {adj}
su
sus
{uds.,ello,ellas}
all of yours (formal) {adj}
their
el mío los míos
la mía las mías
mine {pron}
el tuyo los tuyos
la tuya las tuyas
yours (informal) {pron}
el suyo los suyos
la suya las suyas
{ud., él, ella}
yours (formal) {pron}
his
hers
its
el nuestro los nuestros
la nuestra las nuestras
ours {pron}
el vuestro los vuestros
la vuestra las vuestras
all of yours (informal)
el suyo los suyos
la suyo las suyas
{uds.,ello,ellas}
all of yours (formal) {pron}
their