French Possessive Adjectives

French possessive adjectives, learn the possessive adjectives in French

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[@Dlf212]

I think this is what my Teacher should of explained to us when we did adjectives in class.

[@krad4668]

Yep

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Should have.

[@raindogtube]

Great video! Straight to the point. Helped me a lot with possessives.

[@taty3389]

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A+ content in my book. Clearly and concisely explained. Sometimes a grid chart or a picture can be a much more effective way of conveying information (and it is also a useful quick reference guide). I will admit I panicked a little when I realized certain feminine words follow one set of rules and other feminine words follow a different set of rules. It's a lot to remember, but if I keep working at this the rules will start to feel natural. Merci and salut. ;)

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[@Frenchspanishonline]

sorry for the error: their books is LEURS livres. Also to clarify the pronunciation, there is no liaison when the "h" is not silent, we say: "une / hache", but there is one when the "h" is silent"une horloge" is something like "u norloge"

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LOVE you explain it in English as well merci beacoup xox

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@yvonnerosenuera thank you, please read the comment about the error I made

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[@manuelantonioriveravelasco7480]

Por fin me quedo claro, gracias por el video puedes hacer otro con los adejetivos demostrativos en frances como: this,that,those y these con varios ejemplos. Y sino fuese mucho pedirte como hacer preguntas en frsnces y responder correctamente; ya que no hay videos que hagan ejrmplos con palabras para ir aumentando el vocabulario ya me suscribi amie a bientot!

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[@Frenchspanishonline]

well, you are right, if I say Leur voiture, I mean that there is one car and several owners, but I say leurs voitures, I mean several owners and several cars too (sorry for my previous explanation)

[@littleripper312]

j'apprends le francais a l'ecole. il est facile oublier le mots qui sont mas/fem. mais j'adore francais! I am starting to understand the french speakers here in western canada but the quebecois french is very difficult and I actually can;t follow simple conversation. I will wait to learn their slang after I get better at french.

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@KidVVill Vous also refer to the singular formal form, so it is singular or plural

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@htcjunkie16 it is, the correction hasalreday been been made on the main website frenchspanishonline and in the comments on youtube, enjoy!

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and plural informal, plural formal!

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Helped a lot thanks

[@hassle_passle2970]

Just a couple of questions. How is livre considered masculine when it should be feminine as it ends with an "e" and what is the exact difference between the ton/ta/tes your and votre/votre/Vos your?

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l'explication est très claire! XD Merci

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[@Frenchspanishonline]

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[@Frenchspanishonline]

@albo181 thank you for your explanation about what we can read on English Grammar Books, however if it is about simplicity I find easier to say that an ADjective is ADded to another word and a pronoun instead of a noun (pro+noun), thank you

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Thank You!

[@leafdragon94]

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[@Frenchspanishonline]

Leaf Dragon mercii

[@Frenchspanishonline]

well, we say une horloge = u norloge but une hache (no connection) une / hache

[@rich4363]

but how do you know what words are mas and which words are fem?????

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dumbass!

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Rich you just do.

[@LaraLalo]

Just how do you know if the word is female or male? You just can't know?

[@eternalbliss2074]

+shadow king +awesomedude555 +Lara Lalo Shut your traps. It's a legit question. How the fuck do you figure out if a stone is masculine or feminine? Most folks comin' to see this video aren't native French speakers. We "just can't know" if a word is feminine or masculine.

[@rohitchaturvedi8662]

Sometimes(in my case i've seen it many times) the words ending with an 'e' at the end are feminine words in french, hope that helps.

[@ganeshparasuraman7965]

Awesome explanations sir.I was wondering,how to understand. Once again thanks a lot.

[@Frenchspanishonline]

Merci

[@hemanthnraj]

Clear explanation, thanks. Why is it leur livres and leurs voitures and not leur voitures?

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Great explanation, Pascal! Merci beaucoup!

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Very interested.

[@daracarrell6584]

Thank you so much M Pascal!! I have a question about "une hache" to "ma hache" @ 6;02. I thought that if the noun begins with a vowel sound, including silent h, it uses the masculine mon/ton/son. I use this that way most often with mon/son/ton amie. Can you please explain when that rule does not apply? Merci BEAUCOUP :-)

[@InspiredLifeTapping]

Great explanation! One question I still have though is if it’s a masculine word like ‘chat’ but my actual cat at home is a female cat do I refer to her as ‘mon chat’ or ‘ma chatte’ ?

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Can you write je/tu/il etc. with I/you/he etc. instead of only writing the English translation, thank you so much this video is really really helpful

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Now I understand ;-))) Thanks for lessons very much!)

[@albo181]

@jackturner1993 As an English teacher, I know that many books refer to "my", "your" etc. as being possessive pronouns, primarily because, for example 'My pen' is used instead of 'Roger's Pen'. Roger is by itself a noun but here it's used as an adjective, so technically we are replacing an adjective not a noun. I feel that 'possessive adjective' more acurately describes what it is, but I know many books and teachers prefer to teach them as pronouns for the sake of simplicity.

[@sayurig2757]

Very clear.

[@Frenchspanishonline]

@Irina1972able thank you but what do you mean?

[@Frenchspanishonline]

well, H of hache is NOT silent means that we need a pause to pronounce it: ma hache, it is like a false consonant and because of this pause we make no connection between the two words, so ma hache (and not mon nache)

[@bonbonpony]

This "pause" is actually a proper consonant, so called "glottal stop", which is the sound that you make when contracting your glottis muscles, as if you were about to cough. As in the English "uh-oh".

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thanks for this Possessive

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Merci!

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[@HanzoSpielt]

8:44 Leur livres (pl) ? It's not leurs livres?

[@legaleagle46]

+Schweizer HD He has corrected it in the exercise because, as you pointed out, it IS "leurs livres."

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Merci beaucoup

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