"Eu nunca vi a sua casa."

Translation: I have never seen your house.

[josenino972]

Can "I have never seen her house" work here, as well?

[diegopmelo]

I think not.... because Her references She......it would be "Eu nunca vi a cada dela".....

[margaritaguese]

colombiano972 - me paso lo mismo porque hablo espanol, y en espanol se puede pero en portugues no... jajaj :P PS: I moved to Colombia to teach English - I dunno if you´re from there? I´m in Medellin

[josenino972]

I lived in Cartagena for the first few years of my life, but I've lived mostly in Texas.

[margaritaguese]

oh sweet - people say I have to go there on vacay but haven't made it yet. Anyways cool - see you later paisano :P

[emeyr]

josenino972:

Yes. Normative Portuguese: the possessive adjective reflects the gender and plurality of the noun it modifies.

Sua casa = her house, his house, your house and their house
Seu carro = her car, his car, your car, and their car

[Shortplanks2009]

I never saw your house...not accepted... is that not the same thing?

[diegopmelo]

"I never saw your house" is the rigth answer....

[margaritaguese]

you probably had a typo and didn´t notice shortplank. no worries :)