Stressed Possessives
mine
mío/mía/míos/mías
irregular preterites, yo ENDING
-e
el regalo
the gift
Name three direct object pronouns
me, te, lo, la, nos, os, los, las
What is the song about?
it's theirs
es suyo
irregular preterites, tener stem
tuv-
name three indirect object pronouns
me, te, le, nos, os, les
Why does the narrator want to leave?
He doesn't understand her, doesn't know who she is, and doesn't listen to her
Those things are ours
Esas cosas son nuestras
She wanted
ella quiso
Devolver, preterite tú form (and meaning)
devolviste / you returned or gave back
Where do object pronouns go in relation to the verb and which one goes first?
Before a conjugated verb or after a verb in the infinitive; indirect is always first
What is she not going to do?
She's not going to cry and say she doesn't deserve it
Are those your socks or mine?
¿Esos calcetines son tuyos o míos?
You all said
(or vosotros dijisteis)
Manuela busca la talla correcta.
Manuela looks for the right size.
Translate to English: ¿Por qué no me lo das?
How do you say "what a shame" or "too bad" in Spanish?
¡que lástima!
When do you use tuyo as opposed to tu to express possession? Give at least two reasons.
1) to emphasize possession
2) to clarify between two possessives (ie is it yours or mine)
3) As an adjective or pronoun when you're not naming the object possessed.
I came, I was, I could
Vine, estuve, pude
I tried on a lot of clothes.
Me probé mucha ropa.
I am going to give it to her.
Se lo voy a dar.
OR
Voy a darselo.
Recite the chorus of this song without looking at your notes
No voy a llorar y decir / que no merezco esto / porque / es probable que / lo merezco pero no lo quiero / por eso me voy / que lástima pero adiós / me despido de ti y me voy / que lástima pero adiós / me despido de ti y me voy