Showing results for mi
See entry for:
- mí
The possessive adjective meaning "my"
Encoding Strategies:
linguistic

Mi means my and is a direct cognate of the English word — just drop the "y".
mi
my
Used before a noun to indicate possession.
- Mi casa es tu casa = My house is your house
- Mi perro se llama Bruno = My dog's name is Bruno
my (affectionate)
When placed before a proper name, it adds warmth or emphasis.
- Es igualito a mi Santiago = He's just like my Santiago
my (military address)
In military contexts, placed before a rank to show respect when addressing a superior.
- A sus órdenes, mi coronel = At your orders, my colonel