ME vs MI in SPANISH 🌮. . . . ME = me (object pronoun) ME receives the action of the verb. It works just like “me / to me” in English. Examples: Él me llama. → He calls me. Me gusta el café. → Coffee is pleasing to me. Ella me ayuda. → She helps me. Tip: If you can say “me” or “to me” in English, use ME. MI = my (possessive adjective) MI expresses possession. It works just like “my” in English. Examples: Este es mi libro. → This is my book. Mi casa es grande. → My house is big. Ella es mi amiga.

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