"Her pants"
Translation:Sus pantalones
January 8, 2013
9 Comments
Why can't "Ella" be used in place of Sus? Is it because of possession? The pants belong to her?
January 8, 2013
Ellas pantalones? Would that be correct? I believe so... but tell me if it's not?
January 19, 2013
No:
- She= ella
- Her=Sus, su (de ella)
- His=Sus, su (de él)
So
- Ella lleva puestos sus pantalones= She wear her pants
January 20, 2013
In English we add an 's' to a pronoun to show possession, like Elise's cat, but in Spanish the only way to show possessiveness is "el _ de ella" or a possessive article, which go my: mi(s) your: tu(s) her/his: su(s) our: nuestro(s) y'alls (in spain): vuestro(s) theirs, y'alls (in mexico): su(s)
May 24, 2014
"Su pantalón" and yet "los patalónes"... Can anyone explain why the "es" is added in this case? It's not like the pants have become plural all of a sudden
December 25, 2013
