What is our plural in French?
Plural possessors (our | your | their) (notre, nos | votre, vos | leur, leurs)
What is the difference between Vos and Votre?
Possessive adjectives serve as the replacements for subject articles to indicate possession or to whom or to what a particular objects belongs. “Votre” is a possessive adjective in singular form. “Vos” is a possessive adjective in plural form. Both “votre” and “vos” are polite forms of the word “your.”
What is the formal way to say your in French?
votre
Tu becomes ton, ta, tes (“your” in informal masculine, feminine and plural forms respectively) and vous becomes votre, vos (“your” in formal masculine/feminine, plural).
What is the difference between Leur and leurs in French?
Lastly, we have the possessive adjectives leur and leurs (their). Leur is used for both masculine and feminine nouns in the singular, whereas leurs is used for both masculine and feminine nouns in the plural. Oui, c’est leur stylo.
How do we use our in French?
In the case of the possessive noun “our,” the French language uses “notre” for singular nouns following the adjective, and “nos” in case the noun that follows the adjective is plural. For example; C’est notre livre. – It’s our book.
What is mon Ma Mes?
Mon, ma, mes; ton, ta, tes; son, sa, ses = my; your; his / her in French (possessive adjectives)
What does Ton TA and TES mean in English?
your
The equivalent of your in French is ton/ta/tes for someone you call tu, or votre/vos for someone you call vous.
What are 3 ways to say your in French?
What are the possessive adjectives in French? – Easy Learning Grammar French
| with masculine singular noun | with feminine singular noun | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| ton | ta (ton) | your |
| son | sa (son) | his her its one’s |
| notre | notre | our |
| votre | votre | your |
What is the difference between tu and toi?
Well, in french “toi” is used when you refer directly to the person you are talking to, whereas “tu” is always followed by a verb.
How do you use ton ta tes in French?
– In the first case, chapeau is masculine, therefore we will use ton. – In the second case, collants is plural, therefore we will use tes. – In the last case, robe is feminine, therefore we will use ta.
Is it mere or Ma Mere?
Salut! In the audio of the three above words, “le” and “la” are spoken instead of “ma” and “mon”, which is what is actually written.