No. 7,515 in Spanish
its
In Spanish, "its" does not exist as a direct word; possession is often inferred through context or rephrased using "su," "de él/ella," or "de eso."
In a sentence
Su casa es grande y tiene un jardín hermoso.
Its house is large and has a beautiful garden.
In this sentence, 'its' is used to show possession, indicating that the house and garden belong to the entity.
El perro encontró su juguete debajo de la cama.
The dog found its toy under the bed.
Here, 'its' denotes possession, specifying that the toy belongs to the dog.
La empresa celebra su aniversario este mes.
The company celebrates its anniversary this month.
In this instance, 'its' reflects possession, identifying that the anniversary pertains to the company.
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