Since su be translated so many ways (his, her, formal singular your, their, formal plural your), it is sometimes helpful to use a prepositional phrase with personal pronouns or names instead. For example, the sentence Atlanta es la capital de Georgia. (Atlanta is the capital of Georgia.) is more explicitly clear than Atlanta es su capital.

2016年5月22日 · tu and su are Simple Possesives. They are used to show possesion of an obeject. They must agree in number. The number is not the number of possesors, but the number of possesions. For example, "my book" would be "mi libro". "My books" would be "mis libros". Because books became plural, the -s was added.

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2012年1月8日 · Tu and su are possessive pronouns. Tu is used for you (informal). Su is used for he, she, it, you (formal), or they. The differences in you (informal) or you (formal) are that the informal is used when talking to a friend, a child, etc. and the formal is used for talking to a parent, boss, teacher, etc. When in doubt, use su.

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2014年11月26日 · Su and sus are the possesive pronouns for Usted or Ustedes. You use su if the object it is reffering to is sngular, and sus is used if the objects are plural. For example: Su bolso es azul - Your bag is blue. Sus coches son rapidos - Your cars are fast. This is if the person you are address warrants the Ud. form. If not, use tu/tus.

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2009年11月16日 · su casa-his/her/its house or your (formal) house it is the third person tu casa-your(informal) house in spanish there are two registers formal and informal and it depends on to whom you are talking if you are talking to someone older you would use the "su" or third person singular and if you are talking to a friend or someone your age you would use the "tu" or second person singular hope this ...

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