lingoni FRENCH (39) - Adjectifs possessifs et démonstratifs - A1

My, your, their, this, that, these, and those! Such adjectives will be covered in this lesson. We'll look at how they affect meaning, and provide plenty of concrete examples to make things clear and easy!
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00:00 Intro
01:20 Possessive Adjectives + Examples
14:14 Let's switch to demonstrative now!
18:10 Shall we recap?
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Hahahaha the part when you were going to say the examples with cette and you said Oh no, an example with mère would be weird😂😂😂🤭 Great teacher btw🙌Thanks

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In "pas aimable" why the s from pas doesn't sound since after that aimable starts with a?

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Merci Alicia! You taught us "this" and "these", but what about "that"? Great T-shirt btw!

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In French, this = that, and these = those. It makes no difference to French speakers. ☺️☺️

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@@michellewest6929 except when it's ceci et cela

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Salut! What is said instead of votre/ Notre ami since there is a vowel clash?

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Quick question, is this and that the same in French? (same situation with these and those)

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If you use it before the noun as a demonstrative, then: "this book or that book" would both be translated by the ce livre indeed, cette, if it's feminine, and cet if it's masculine + noun starting with vowel: cet animal, for example. same thing with these those : CES is one single translation, no matter the gender of the noun that follows. ces fleurs, ces livres, ces enfants etc. However, if you say, I don't agree with this/ that. You can mark the difference in French: je ne suis pas d'accord avec ceci ou avec cela. This topic is worth a full lesson actually with more examples. But I hope that helped anyways. Thx for this useful question and sorry for my late reply.

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@@lingoniFRENCH Nah, a reply is better than no reply, i was really wondering:P. Merci Beaucoup!, Vous etes un très bon professeur!

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you mention about "ma" changes when your feminine noun starts with vowel , does it occur the same with "ta" and "sa"?

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Very good question, and yes indeed, its works also for ta et sa : )

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difference between Sa and Son, when to use Please?

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Son + masculine word, such as chien, stylo, livre etc... et Sa+ feminine word : voiture, maison, balle...

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there's any difference between the pronounce of "ces" and "c'est"?

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nope!

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What different between masculin and feminine singular

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mon, ton, son -> ma, ta, sa

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What if I have a feminin word starting with voyelle so how do I use cette? I can't think of an example now but it's a bit confusing.

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You would keep "cette": cette voiture, cette fille, cette maison : if you try to pronounce it, you can see that it's pretty easy and not as rough as : ce arbre or ce ordinateur, that we change in cet arbre, cet ordinateur, to make it easier. hope that helped.

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i am confused which possesive adjective to use when talking abour "we", because we do not say notre, we say "on" like on y va, on va faire etc., is it still notre? or nous for example when using pronom toniques?

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Salut! I have a question! When we are talking about Démonstratífs, you said about CET when our masculine word is singular but it starts with a vogal. However, what about feminine singular words that starts with vocal? Example: amie It would be: cette amie or cet'amie? Merci beacoup Alícia. Tu est magnifique!

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Cette amie is the only form to use when it's feminine ! Good question!

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what is the difference between Ta and Ton. Can you please tell me where to use ta and ton. Merci!

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You use ta + feminine word such as voiture, ta voiture, because we say la voiture (the car), and ton + masculine word, such as livre, ton livre, because we say le livre (the book).

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you didnt tell how we say "I want to buy this" When "this" at the end how do we say?

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google translate says it would be je veux acheter ça

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Ce/cet/cette/ces mean both this/these and that/those? how to know?

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