Italian Course Beginner Series 36: Possessive Adjectives & Pronouns Video Lecture | Learn Italian Language: For Beginners and Travellers

hello boys and girls
my name is Claudia and it's time for
another Italian tutorial possessive
adjectives and pronouns adjectives e
posts SCV apron ami pasa CV this is what
they are in English now let's have a
look at the difference between an
adjective and a pronoun in this case
when I say my cat is white we have an
adjective and we need to use the
adjective because there's a noun along
with it okay but then we can say yours
is brown so whenever you don't have the
noun going along with it then it can't
be an adjective because the adjectives
are always together with it now
basically you don't want to repeat the
word cat my cat is white your cat is
brown so we've also had a look at colors
in a previous video so we should know
colors already if you don't remember the
colors you can go and watch that video
and come back now let's try and
translate that English sentence in
Italian so my cat is white cat is Gatto
and it's a masculine word so ill in
Italian every time you have a possessive
adjective or pronoun you need the
article so in mere gato is a white
Bianco obviously you have meal instead
of mia and Bianco instead of Bianca
because Gatto is masculine so all the
adjectives and words referring to caps
have to be in in they're masculine for
l2o
got oh yeah how to say brown myrin
let's have a look at how we can contract
it how we can contract the second part
of the sentence and use the possessive
pronoun instead of the possessive
adjective together with a noun so
basically we get rid of cat we don't
repeat it now and we see how the
sentence looks so the first part is the
same as the one before my cat is white
in mio gap door a Bianca now we want to
say yours is brown in door and Maroni so
as you can see it's a lot easier than in
English in English you have to be
careful and you have to make the
distinction between adjectives
possessive adjectives and possessive
pronoun and sometimes you have your
sometimes you have yours in Italian you
have to or in both cases it doesn't
change you don't repeat cat but you
still use the same pronoun because the
adjective and the pronoun look exactly
the same so it's easier in Italian than
it is in English okay guys so now you
know everything about possessive
adjectives and pronouns in English and
you know how to translate them in
Italian and you know how to use them in
Italian which is the most important
thing as you can see it's quite easy but
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