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            Possessive adjectives are those that indicate possession or ownership. They correspond to the English "my," "your," "his," "her," "its," "our," and "their." The Italian possessive adjectives are also preceded by definite articles and agree in gender and number with the noun possessed, not with the possessor. The table below provides a chart of possessive adjectives (aggettivi possessivi) in Italian.
            
            ITALIAN POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES
            ENGLISH
            MASCULINE SINGULAR
            FEMININE SINGULAR
            MASCULINE PLURAL
            FEMININE PLURAL
            
            my
            il mio
            la mia
            i miei
            le mie
            your (of tu)
            il tuo
            la tua
            i tuoi
            le tue
            your (of Lei)
            il Suo
            la Sua
            i Suoi
            le Sue
            his, her, its
            il suo
            la sua
            i suoi
            le sue
            our
            il nostro
            la nostra
            i nostri
            le nostre
            your (of voi)
            il vostro
            la vostra
            i vostri
            le vostre
            your (of Loro)
            il Loro
            la Loro
            i Loro
            le Loro
            their
            il loro
            la loro
            i loro
            le loro
            As a rule, the Italian possessive adjectives are preceded by definite articles:
            la mia camicia (my shirt)
            il nostro amico (our friend)
            i vostro vicini (your neighbor)
            i suoi libri (his/her books)
            One exception is made for idiomatic phrases such as these:
            a casa mia (my house)
            ècolpa sua (it's his/her fault)
            è merito tuo (it's your merit)
            piacere mio (my pleasure)