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mi

my

determiner mee Common
Grammar & Structure Pronouns

Usage Note

Mi (no accent) is the unstressed possessive determiner placed before a noun; the accented mí is the stressed personal pronoun ('me') used after prepositions: a mí me gusta. Mi is invariable for gender (mi perro, mi casa). The stressed possessive mío/mía is used after the noun or as a predicate: un amigo mío ('a friend of mine').

Examples

"Mi perro es muy juguetón."

Natural Translation

My dog is very playful.

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