My room: 'mi', 'mis' and 'tu', 'tus'

The sound-spelling correspondences [que], [qui], [ce], [ci] can be usefully contrasted with one another for practice. I have is 'tengo' and you have is 'tienes'. For questions, use sentence words but just raise your voice at the end. To say 'I don’t have' or 'you don’t have', simply put 'no' before the verb. This works with any person of the verb. To say 'my' in Spanish before singular and uncountable nouns, use 'mi'. Before plural nouns, use 'mis'. To say 'your' in Spanish before singular and uncountable nouns, use 'tu'. Before plural nouns, use 'tus'.