How to Say "of mine" in Spanish
The most common Spanish word for “of mine” is “mía” — use 'mía' when it functions as a possessive adjective directly following a feminine singular noun, clarifying possession for 'a friend of mine'.
Use 'mía' when it functions as a possessive adjective directly following a feminine singular noun, clarifying possession for 'a friend of mine'.
Learn more →Use 'mío' when it functions as a possessive adjective directly following a masculine singular noun, clarifying possession for 'a friend of mine'.
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Examples
Una amiga mía viene a cenar.
A friend of mine is coming to dinner.
mío
Examples
Un amigo mío vive en Barcelona.
A friend of mine lives in Barcelona.
Gender Agreement is Key
The most common mistake is failing to match the possessive adjective ('mío'/'mía') to the gender of the noun it describes. Remember, 'mía' is for feminine nouns (like 'amiga') and 'mío' is for masculine nouns (like 'amigo').
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