A Las Vegas usano i Pokémon per dare i nomi alle strade

I possessivi
Possessives

“Snorlax e Squirtle hanno già la loro strada. Jigglypuff, presto, avrà una sua piazza”
(Snorlax and Squirtle already have their streets. Soon, Jigglypuff will have its own square)

In Italian, possessive adjectives and pronouns are used to indicate ownership or possession. Here’s a brief explanation of how to use possessives along with some examples:

1. Possessive Adjectives:
Possessive adjectives agree in gender and number with the noun they refer to.
They come before the noun they modify. Examples:

1. • Il mio libro (my book)
   • La tua casa (your house)
   • Il suo cane (his/her dog)
   • I nostri amici (our friends)
   • Le vostre macchine (your cars)
   • I loro gatti (their cats)

2. Possessive Pronouns:
Possessive pronouns replace the noun and indicate possession.
They also agree in gender and number with the noun they replace.
They are used when the noun is already known or implied. Examples:

1. • Il libro è mio. (The book is mine.)
   • La casa è tua. (The house is yours.)
   • Il cane è suo. (The dog is his/hers.)
   • Gli amici sono nostri. (The friends are ours.)
   • Le macchine sono vostre. (The cars are yours.)
   • I gatti sono loro. (The cats are theirs.)