1. (your, fam.) familia es muy simpática. 2. (our) sobrino es italiano. 3. ¿ella es (his) profesora? 4. (your, form.) maleta es de color verde. 5. (her) amigos son de colombia. 6. son (our) compañeras de clase. 7. (my) padres están en el trabajo.

1. Tu familia es muy simpática.

2. Nuestro sobrino es italiano.

3. ¿Ella es su profesora?

4. Tu maleta es de color verde.

5. Sus amigos son de Colombia.

6. Son nuestras compañeras de clase.

7. Mis padres están en el trabajo.  

This is the case of possessive pronouns, which we use to demonstrate possession.

In Spanish we have several possessive pronouns that are used as follows:

If the person who owns is only one, whether the objects are one or more, the following possessive pronouns are used:

1.ª persona → mío, míos; mía, mías

2.ª persona → tuyo, tuyos; tuya, tuyas

3.ª persona →  suyo, suyos; suya, suyas

If the people who own are more than one, whether the objects are one or more, the following possessive pronouns are used:

1.ª persona → nuestro, nuestros; nuestra, nuestras

2.ª persona → vuestro, vuestros; vuestra, vuestras

3.ª persona →  suyo, suyos; suya, suyas

the former currency of el salvador who honored an american sailor was:

answer: christopher columbus

the 200 (doscientos colones) was the currency that showed a picture of christopher columbus in front of the bill with a ship - this currency ran from 1892-2001, it was then replaced with the u.s. dollar.

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