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Possessive adjectives
(aggettivi possessivi)
are used to express possession; they tell us whom an object, a person
or an animal belong to. They correspond to the English possessive adjectives my,
your, his,
her, its,
our, your
and their.
Italian direct pronouns
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We
already know Italian subject pronouns io,
tu,
lui / lei,
noi,
voi
and
loro, which
indicate the subject of the sentence who carries out the action. But
besides the subject, a sentence can have a direct
object: the thing, person or animal who represents the recipient of
the action of the verb.
Italian adjectives and their position
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While
in English adjectives always precede the noun, in Italian they are
usually placed after the noun, even if some common adjectives can be placed also before the noun:
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