1. - Is this (your) mӑyka? - Yes, (mine).
2. - (Whose) is this hat? (His).
3. (My) computer is new and (her) old. 4. - (Whose) are these backpacks?
- (Our).
5. - Is this (your) dress?
- Yes, (mine).
Hope this helped a little! :)
<span>España (En Spanish)/</span><span>El Reino de España ((Meaning "the kingdom of spain" If I remember correctly))</span>
Answer:
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