How to say My; Your; Our; Their in Portuguese: Possessive Pronouns; Own Them Now! Video Lecture | Learn and Master: Brazilian - Other languages

way to the day IKEA Luciana the
street-smart Brazil today I'm going to
show you how to use possessive pronouns
in Portuguese that means I'm going to
show you how to say my you're our pair
so the kid in the picture is my precious
David Oh a Molly because she is a girl
when I say my cat I say Minya gotta if
she was a boy I would say male Gatto
if I had two cats and one of them was a
boy I would say males Gatos so yes in
Portuguese the possessive pronouns vary
in gender they can be masculine and
feminine and they vary in number they
can be singular or plural and as you can
see from the examples I just showed you
it doesn't depend on who owns but on the
gender and the number of war is owned
and that is the case of most of the
possessive pronouns but not all so let
me show you how to use the possessive
pronouns correctly in Portuguese and at
the end of the lesson on the blog you
will find practice exercise the link to
the blog post is in the video
description and the translations of all
the examples are also in the blog post
so these are the most common pronounced
these are the ones people usually ask me
about mail seal tail nozzle I'm going to
show you all of them one by one here are
the two rules to use this pronouns they
agree in gender and number with the item
that is owned so I'm saying item and I'm
using the verb to own but we could be
talking about people we could say my
friend my brother so it's not an item I
don't own them this is just how I'm
expressing the idea here and the other
rule is you have to place the pronounce
the possessive before the item that is
owned
so to see my I have below the table the
personal pronoun AO to say my if it's
you're talking about an object that is
masculine and singular you see me if
you're talking about an object that is
feminine and singular
Minya masculine plural Mills feminine
plural minions here's an example
Minya Casa Bonita so it doesn't matter
if the person speaking is a man or a
woman the person is going to say me Nia
because if the person is talking about
Casa which is feminine and singular so
minion Casa Bonita now I'm talking about
something that is masculine kisaku so
it's a moo milk isaku
a fish media Milkha's aqua fish menu
well now I'm talking about something
that's plural involves men and women so
I use the masculine plural Mills $1 mil
amigos
adore Mills a nigga's to say you're
there are actually two ways people who
use the pronoun to like in the south of
Brazil they tend to use to also in the
in here see if they use it as well so
you will have pill 2 1 tails to us it
means you're here's an example tip I a
ingre sadhu I'm talking about pi
masculine singular so I use tyll tyll pi
a ingre Sado towards this month model in
his sippy towards the man's model in his
system the way we say you're when we use
what say instead of 2 is SIL now we can
also use so to say his/her
there and I know it sounds confusing but
the context will tell you what the
pronoun means and you will see that in
the examples SWANA Mirada as changeable
1su enamorada as changeable one
so namorada feminine singular I used sua
cuantos anos a filthy mouth stain
cuantos anos we sell the mouse pain
adoro Caetano Veloso
so as musicals some Linda's so his songs
are very beautiful adoro Caetano Veloso
so as multikills selling this so like I
told you the contact tells you what the
possessive pronoun means I'm talking
about Caetano Veloso the person I'm
speaking with say I'm speaking with my
friend Jessica she won't think I'm
talking about her songs she doesn't even
have those so she will know I'm talking
about
Caetano Veloso because of the context
voice echoing I see a script aura
Clarissa respect oh she lives with some
fantastical so her books vote okones
escritura Clarice he'll expect Oh Phil's
libras sound fantastical voters Java
Viva Banda capital initial Suez musical
scissor me to success in advance a
tempeh so their songs visage all of you
abandon capital initial Suez music's
Figaro movie to success Rosanna avoid
Penta to say our we use nozzle NASA
gnosis gnosis Nausicaa Soho in North
Agathe somos in two doses so this
example really shows I'm talking about
our dog and our cat but even I know I'm
using the two different pronounce
because the dog is masculine and the cat
is feminine no suka Soho in alpha gotta
film in two doses
north of the mughals gosht on the
football nurses amigos gotham g football
okay so now we have different pronounce
we have Bailey and Bella so in the
previous examples you saw that I can use
co2 on sills sewers to means your or to
mean his/her their which sometimes can
be confusing
well the way I make it clear is when I
use daily Bella the rules to use daily
and Bella are different they are green
gender and number with the person who
owns so the other examples I gave you
before the other pronouns they agreed we
in gender and number with the object
well daily and della agree with the
person who owns and they are placed
after they object so the rules are just
completely different it's the opposite a
Casa de Maria a Bonita so if I want to
say her home her house is beautiful I
say a Casa Bella a Bonita Bella is
actually a contraction it means a casa G
Ella so instead of G Maria I'm saying G
Ella but I can't it's grammatically
wrong to say G Ella I have to contract
these two things and I say a Casa della
so now Bella is actually a green with
the person who owns the house Maria so
here's an example a kesaji paolo a
bonita same object we're talking about
casa but now it belongs to Paolo so I
will say a casa daily a Bonita
if the audit belongs the same object
Academy longs to two women so Icaza
Jimmy Lisa Jana a bonita i casa della f
Juanita steel house belongs to Ana
angels that when we have male and female
mixed we use the masculine plural so I
say a casa Gianna Azusa a bonito a Casa
de lys a bonito so I could rephrase the
previous examples I gave you using
his/her and their a daughter Caetano
Veloso as musicals daily some Linda's
cosas que haces rhetoric la rasilla
SPECT Oh whose livers Bella some
fantastical no special viva burned the
Capitol in ECL as music as Bailey's
she's an only two successful San Jose
Penta now another question that I get a
lot when I say my father do I say mil PI
or juicy Oh milk I do I use the article
or not and even see Brazilians
correcting Portuguese speakers and
telling them that they have to use the
article it's not true the use of the
definite article is optional before the
process is pronounced that is the
grammar sense both ways are correct so
the use of the article is pretty much a
regional habit in Brazil in northeastern
Brazil say in his CV we say mil pie we
don't use the article but in the south
of brazil in rio de janeiro in Sao Paulo
they tend to use the article so they
will say Oh milk I that's perfectly fine
we just have two different ways to
simply say to say the same thing now
this brings another interesting
situation if some in his City the way I
say your father is still fine I do not
use the article so when I say I like
your
father I'd say gosh 2g sale PI now if
I'm in some Paulo and I say also PI when
I say I like a father I would say gosh
to do say PI so you see because the
preposition G in the second case
contracts with the article Oh
so that's an interesting case you have
in Portuguese both forms are correct so
if anyone tries to tell you that there
is a right way regarding the use of the
article in front of the process is
pronounced teach them some good
Portuguese okay now you know that
practice is the key to speak in the
language with ease and with confidence I
have practice exercises at the end of
the lesson on the blog so the link to
the blog post is in the video
description be sure to do the exercises
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