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In Spanish the difference between mi and me?

You got it! In Spanish, mi and me are both possessive adjectives meaning "my," but they have different uses:

Mi is used before a noun:

* Mi casa (My house)

* Mi libro (My book)

* Mi perro (My dog)

Me is used before a verb (usually as a direct object):

* Me gusta el café (I like coffee)

* Me duele la cabeza (My head hurts)

* Me compraste un regalo (You bought me a gift)

Here's a helpful way to remember:

* Mi is like "my" in English, used before a noun.

* Me is like "me" in English, used before a verb.

Let me know if you have any other Spanish grammar questions! 😊

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