Possessive Pronouns in Vietnamese grammar, known as ฤแบกi tแปซ sแป hแปฏu, indicate possession and are used in the same way as possessive pronouns in English. However, unlike in English, Vietnamese possessive pronouns are constructed by adding a possessive particle to personal pronouns. For example, ‘cแปงa tรดi’ means ‘my’, ‘cแปงa anh’ means ‘his’ and so on. Understanding these pronouns is essential for students to build sentences reflecting ownership or belongingness.