What is the difference between "me" and "mi" in Spanish?
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Also note that it is not the same mi (without accent) and "mí (with accent):
Mi - possessive adjetive "mi amigo - my friend"
Mí - personal pronoun after preposition "Se ríe de mí - He laughs at me
Me - personal pronoun. direct or indirect object "Me dijo - He told me"
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Hi Molly! :) It's easy! :)
• "Mi" is a possessive pronoun, it's the equivalent of "my".
• "Me" is a reflexive pronoun... kind of like saying "to my person... I.e: "El me dijo eso" =He told me that.
Hope that's useful! :)
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Lo puse como un listado pero apareció así. Lo siento:
Me llamo Julio Rolas. Me gusta correr. Me necesitas. Me gustaría hacer pasteles.
Mi televisión. Mi juego de computadora. Mi pelota de fútbol.
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Te doy ejemplos, espero ayuden.
Me llamo Julio Rolas
Me gusta correr
Me necesitas
Me gustaría hacer pasteles
Mi televisión
Mi juego de computadora
Mi pelota de futbol
(Mi de mío)
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Open your Spanish grammar book Molly!
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