Possessive Adjectives in Spanish

Express ownership or possession in Spanish by using possessive adjectives and pronouns. These grammar fundamentals are almost similar to their English equivalent, except they have their own plural forms in Spanish. Let's get right to it!
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⏱ TIMESTAMPS
00:00 - Intro
00:22 - Possessive Adjectives in Spanish
01:45 - Short Form Possessive Adjectives
04:20 - Long Form Possessive Adjectives
05:34 - When do we choose Long Form over Short Form Possessive Adjectives?
07:39 - Sentence Structure with Possessive Adjectives
08:10 - Long Form Sentence Structure
08:49 - One from a Group
09:27 - Possessive Adjectives with Other Determinants
10:05 - Reflexive exceptions: Possession without possessive adjective
11:15 - Possessive Pronouns
12:27 - Summary
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[@dualvox]

Hi there, great explanation, though I would like to make a friendly correction. In the "Please, show me your ticket" example, it would be "Muéstrame TU boleto, por favor", "Muéstrame el boleto TUYO. For SU and SUYO it would be "Muéstreme su boleto, por favor", "Muéstreme el boleto suyo, por favor".

[@YoungOthello]

Such a well explained video

[@pauleff3312]

I enjoy the lessons but you only scratch at the vosotros forms for you. I'm English but will use what I learn in Spain itself. I need to know these forms too

[@rimaoz1635]

Hola, te equivocaste la forma corta y larga. "Por favor muéstrame su boleto" es incorrecto, sería "Por favor muéstrEme su boleto" si quieres usar usted "you formal". De otro modo solo estás combinando informal con formal