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Possessive Case in Esperanto
Possessive Case in Esperanto

Hello everybody,

In today's lesson you will learn some useful vocabulary about ¨POSSESSIVE CASE¨ in Esperanto

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After mastering this lesson, these related pages might interest you: Gender, Negation, Possessive pronouns & THE CORRELATIVES.

Possessive Case in Esperanto

ENGLISH ESPERANTO ENGLISH PRONUNCIATION PORTUGUESE
My ... (masc) / Mia ... (masc) / myah Meu
My ... (femin) Mia ... (femin) myah Minha
My ... (mas pl) Mia ... (mas pl) myah Meus
My ... (femin pl) Mia ... (femin pl) myah Minhas
       
Your ... (masc) Via ... (masc) vyah Seu
Your ... (femin) Via ... (femin) vyah Sua
Your ... (masc pl) Via ... (masc pl) vyah Seus
Your ... (femin pl) Via ... (femin pl) vyah Suas
       
His ... Lia ... lyah ... dele
       
Her... Ŝia... shyah ... dela
       
Our ... (masc) Nia ... (masc) nyah Nosso
Our ... (femin) Nia ... (femin) nyah Nossa
Our ... (masc pl) Nia ... (masc pl) nyah Nossos
Our ... (femin pl) Nia ... (femin pl) nyah Nossas
       
Your ... (polite) Via ... (formal) vyah ... de vocês
Your ... (polite) Via ... (formal) vyah ... de vocês
       
Their ... (m) Ilia ... (masc) ih lyah ... deles
Their ... (f) Ilia ... (femin) ih lyah ... delas

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