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Formes atones : mi, mis ; tu, tus ; su, sus; nuestro/a/s; vuestro/a/s; su, susFormes accentuées: mío/a/s; tuyo/a/s; suyo/a/s; nuestro...; vuestro...; suyo/a/sFormes atones placées avant le nomFormes accentuées placées après le nom. Le possessif peut dans ce cas correspondre au français « un de » + possessifBien souvent l'espagnol remplace l'adjectif possessif par l'article accompagné d'un pronom personnelLe pronom possessif est constitué par la forme accentuée précédée de l'article défini : « es el mío » = c'est le mien
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