Possessive Adjectives
Masc. |
Fem. |
Plural |
|
My |
mon (mohn) |
ma (mah) |
mes (may) |
Your |
ton |
ta |
tes |
His/Her/Its |
son |
sa |
ses |
Our |
notre (noh-truh) |
notre |
nos (noh) |
Your |
votre |
votre |
vos |
Their |
leur (luhr) |
leur |
leurs (luhr) |
Note: Possessive pronouns go before the noun. When a feminine noun begins with a vowel, you must use the masculine form of the pronoun for ease of pronunciation. Ma amie is incorrect and must be mon amie, even though amie is feminine.
- C'est ma mère et mon père. This is my mother and my father.
- Ce sont vos petits-enfants? These are your grandchildren?
- Mes parents sont divorcés. My parents are divorced.
- Sa grand-mère est veuve. His grandmother is a widow.
- Notre frère est marié, mais notre sœur est célibataire. Our brother is married, but our sister is single.
- Ton oncle est architecte, n'est-ce pas? Your uncle is an architect, isn't he?
- Leurs cousines sont hollandaises. Their cousins are Dutch.