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What is suya?
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Wiki User
June 23, 2015 2:38AM
In Spanish, "suya" is a possessive adjective for the third person, like saying "of his" or "of hers".
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There are four different ways:
(Feminine singular object) es toda suya.
(Masculine singular object) es todo suyo.
(Feminine plural object) son todas suyas.
(Masculine plural object) son todos suyos.
Examples:
The dog is all his. = El perro es todo suyo.
The trash is all his. = La basura es toda suya.
The palm trees are all his. = Las palmas son todas suyas.
The cats are all his. = Los gatos son todos suyos.
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How do you say yours possessive in Spanish?

It depends on who you are talking to. Informally, to a friend,
family member, or child, it would be "tuyo, tuya(singular), tuyos,
tuyas (plural) ". Formally, it would be "suyo, suya (singular),
tuyos, tuyas (plural)". Another form is less common, "vuestro,
vuestra (singular), vuestros, vuestras (plural)".
Remember, these are not modifiers of people, but of objects.
Example: "This house is yours" would be "Esta casa es
tuya/suya/vuestra". For "These houses are yours" it would be "Estas
casas son tuyas/suyas/vuestras". For the masculine form, "This book
is yours" is "Este libro es tuyo/suyo/vuestro". "These books are
yours" would be "Estos libros son tuyos/suyos/vuestros".
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