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su negocio

your business; his/her business

→ su
phrase Uncommon #18,826
your business; his/her business Su can mean “your” (formal), “his,” “her,” or “its,” depending on context.
SP: ¿Cómo va su negocio?
EN: How is your business doing?

Su negocio fracasó el año pasado.

His business failed last year.

Nada, nada, Ayushman ha hecho su negocio.

No, no, Ayushman has done his business.

— Queen (2014)

La compañía introdujo métodos japoneses en su negocio.

The company introduced Japanese methods into its business.

Cenoura sabía que sin Bené sólo un milagro podía salvar su negocio.

Cenoura knew that without Bené only a miracle could save his business.

— Ciudad de Dios (2002)

Él ha decidido pasarle su negocio a su hijo.

He has decided to pass his business on to his son.

Vendió su negocio y se jubiló.

He sold his business and retired.

Su negocio ha ido de mal en peor.

His business has gone from bad to worse.

Oí que su negocio está al borde de la ruina.

I heard that his business is on the verge of ruin.

Indique su negocio.

State your business.

— El sobreviviente (2025)

Matamos a esos idiotas y nos quedamos con su negocio.

We killed those idiots and took over their business.

— Ciudad de Dios (2002)

En su negocio debe pensar en todo.

In your business, you need to think of everything.

— Pacto de sangre (1944)

Tomamos por sentado que tendrá éxito en su negocio.

We assume that you will be successful in your business.

Ayudo a una amiga en su negocio tres veces por semana.

I help a friend with her business three times a week.

— Audición (2000)

No es necesario, él tiene su negocio allí.

It's not necessary, he has his business there.

— पीकू (2015)

Puede que para su negocio.

It might be for your business.

— Dil Se.. (1998)

Su negocio está siempre lleno de clientes.

His business is always full of customers.

El Cenoura quería proteger su negocio.

Cenoura wanted to protect his business.

— Ciudad de Dios (2002)

Me enteré que a su negocio familiar le está yendo mal y todo.

I found out that their family business is doing poorly and everything.

— Suzume (2022)

Nunca va a superar las grandes pérdidas de su negocio.

It will never overcome the major losses in its business.