"He drinks your milk."
Translation:Ele bebe o teu leite.
September 24, 2013
28 Comments
No. You use "a tua" for feminine words (ele bebe A tuA limonadA e o teu leite). =)
September 24, 2013
no, there isn't "de você" as possessive for the singular form, just plural: "de vocês".
March 25, 2014
Apparently, this is one of the cases where the article is needed in BP; check this page for more information: http://www.duolingo.com/comment/64947
August 4, 2015
Will be the sentence "Ele bebe teus leite" incorrect? May I request little more information about "teu" and "teus"
August 3, 2015
Not considering the issue of "tu" and its associated possessive not being used all that much in Brazil, you should use "teu" for masculine singular noun and "teus" for masculine plural nouns". "Tua" and "Tuas" are the respective forms for feminine nouns.
- o casaco (m.) coat - teu casaco (m. sing.) your coat; teus casacos (m. plur.) your coats
- a camisa (f.) shirt - tua camisa (f. sing.) your shirt; tuas camisas (f. plur.) your shirts
August 3, 2015
