MENU LOG IN SIGN UP Language Guide Pronouns Neuter Possessive Pronouns in Spanish Neuter Possessive Pronouns in Spanish Quick Answer Neuter possessive pronouns like lo mío and lo suyo refer to abstract concepts and ideas and translate to what is mine, what is yours, what is his, what is hers, what is ours or what is theirs. Forming Neuter Possessive Pronouns To form a neuter possessive pronoun, use lo with a long-form possessive adjective. Neuter Possessive Pronoun Forms Spanish English lo mío what is mine lo tuyo what is yours lo nuestro what is ours lo vuestro what is yours lo suyo what is his / what is hers / what is yours (formal), what is theirs, what is yours (plural) Lo mío es tuyo. What's mine is yours. Pablo quiere lo suyo. Pablo wants what is his. Lo nuestro es perfecto. What we have is perfect. Take a practice quiz! Practice what you know with our quiz tool. Did this page answer your question? Yes No The page is... InaccurateUnclearMissing translationsMissing conjugationsOther What can we do to improve? How can we follow up with you? (Optional) Submit Your feedback was sent. We appreciate your comments! Word of the Day JUN 16 bravío choppy, rough GET THE FREE WORD OF THE DAY! Subscribe Popular Articles Relative Pronouns in Spanish What Does "Está Bien" Mean? "Por" vs. "Para" Please do not hesitate to contact me if you require ... Conditional Tense Stay Connected iPhone Android Windows SpanishDict Spanish Translator Spanish Dictionary Verb Conjugations Language Guide Word of the Day More Spanish contigo señor buenos muchos mamacita More English hobby dream live violin crossover More Conjugations abrir caber competir lavarse reunirse More About We're hiring! Privacy Terms Español © Curiosity Media, Inc. Feedback SpanishDict is devoted to improving our site based on user feedback and introducing new and innovative features that will continue to help people learn and love the Spanish language. Have a suggestion, idea, or comment? Send us your feedback. Your nameEmail addressSubjectMessage