Your in spanish

There is a significant difference in the pronouns mi vs mí. Mi is a possessive adjective that works in front of singular nouns, and it means ‘my’. Mí, with an accent, is a pronoun that is placed after prepositions in Spanish.

These words should not be confused with the object pronoun me. 

Mi in Spanish: Key Points

‘Yo’, ‘mi’, ‘mí’, and ‘me’ are different types of Spanish pronouns for the first person singular.

However, they all have different functions. Here are some roles to keep in mind:

• As a possessive adjective, mi (without accent) indicates possession or relationships. 
• It’s placed before singular nouns, and has a plural form. 
• Mí with an accent is a prepositional pronoun and is placed after most prepositions –para mí, a mí, por mí, etc. 
• Me is an object pronoun and communicates that the first person singular is the object of the sentence. 
• It can be reflexive if the subject performs the action on itself. 
• It works as a direct objectpronoun if someone else performs the action on this person. 
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