No. 41 in Portuguese
seus
"Seus" means "your," "yours," "his," "hers," or "theirs," depending on context.
In a sentence
Seus amigos estão esperando na porta.
Your friends are waiting at the door.
In this sentence, 'seus' is used as a possessive adjective corresponding to 'your' in English, indicating ownership or relation to 'amigos' (friends).
Estes são seus documentos, certo?
These are your documents, right?
Here, 'seus' is used as a possessive pronoun matching with 'documentos,' which implies possession, indicating that the documents belong to the person being addressed.
Me mostre os seus, por favor.
Please show me yours.
In this usage, 'seus' stands alone as a possessive pronoun implying 'yours,' referring to something already specified or understood from context.
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