Me, Mi, Yo, Tu, Ti, & Other Differences

Question 1

Difference between “me” , “mi”, “mis”, and “yo”

Answer 1

Mi= my (possessive adjective )
Exp: mi casa= my house

Mis= same as “mi” but plural form. Mis casas. My houses.

Me= “me” or “myself” can do something to myself.
Exp: Me puedo vestir solo.= I can dress myself

Yo= I (subject pronoun)
Exp: Yo puedo correr rápido.= I can run fast.

Question 2

What is the difference between “tú, tu, tus, ti, te? And “su” ?

Answer 2

“su” (formal or third-person your, his, her, their)
• Used with usted (formal you), or to refer to his/her/their/its

Question 3

What is the difference between esta, esto, este ?

Answer 3

Question 4

Difference between “para” and “por”

Answer 4

Quick trick:
If you can replace “por” with “because of” in English, it’s the right choice!

Question 5

Difference between ese, esa, and eso

Answer 5

They all mean “that”
• Use “ese” for masculine things
• Use “esa” for feminine things
• Use “eso” when you’re not naming the thing

Question 6

Difference between “bien” and “bueno”

Answer 6

1. “Bueno” = Good (Adjective)

Describes nouns (things, people, ideas).
• Es un libro bueno. – It’s a good book.
• Ella es buena. – She is good.
• La comida está buena. – The food is good.

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2. “Bien” = Well (Adverb)

Describes verbs (how something is done) or overall states.
• Ella canta bien. – She sings well.
• Estoy bien. – I’m fine / well.
• Lo hiciste bien. – You did it well.

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Quick Trick to Remember:
• Use “bueno” to describe what something is.
• Use “bien” to describe how something is done or how someone feels.

Question 7

Difference between “yo sé “ and “lo sé”

Answer 7