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Grammar Lesson 13

Italian Possessive Pronouns (Pronomi Possessivi)

In Italian the possessive pronouns have the same forms as the corresponding adjectives.

They are always preceded by the definite article or by a preposition.

  Masculine Singular Feminine Singular Masculine Plural Feminine Plural
mine mio mia miei mie
yours tuo tua tuoi tue
his, her, its suo sua suoi sue
ours nostro nostra nostri nostre
yours vostro vostra vostri vostre
theirs loro loro loro loro

Examples

• Chiara gioca con il suo cane, mentre io gioco con il mio / Chiara plays with her dog while I play with mine
• Non trovavo il mio cappello quindi ho preso il tuo / I couldn't find my hat so I took yours
• Se non hai una tenda puoi dormire nella nostra / If you don't have a tent you can sleep in ours
• "Non ho la macchina" "Prendi la loro!" / "I don't have a car" "Well, take theirs!"

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