Let's start this lesson with a quick recap of the words and phrases that we learned in the last lesson.
How do you say in French?
The health?
La Santé.
The mind.
Let's pray.
In my opinion.
I'm on TV.
In your opinion?
And on TV or Avatar we.
An opinion.
And we.
To stay in shape.
And I stay on firm.
To lose weight.
Poor.
To gain weight.
Conrad Du Bois.
In order to plus an infinitive.
Poor person infinitive at the very start of the three minute French courses.
We learned that there is more than one way to say my in French.
It depends on whether you're talking about a masculine noun, a feminine noun or a plural noun.
We had more math and may.
Well, in this lesson, we're going to learn a bit more about these words.
And they are called possessive adjectives.
So as I said, we've already learnt about Matt and me.
In this lesson we're going to learn a few more.
Here's a table on the left hand column.
We have the English possessive adjectives which are my your his, her one's, our, your and their.
And we're going to see that in French.
There is always a masculine, a feminine and a plural version of each of these.
So we've already seen the words for my which were more in the masculine ma in the feminine and me in
the plural.
The words for your in the informal or tongue to take.
So it rhymes with the words for my momma.
Me don't, daddy.
So you use tone in front of masculine nouns, tap in front of feminine nouns and they in front of plural
nouns.
The words for his are so sad and say so in front of masculine nouns, in front of feminine nouns, and
say in front of plural nouns.
So so far they all rhyme more.
Matt may don't that they sometimes say that words for my you and his.
The words for her are actually the same as the words for his SO song sir say.
In fact, the words for ones are the same as well.
Song sa say.
So Song sat and say can all mean his her or one's.
For example, if you said savoir Q that could mean his car or her car or one's car.
So Matt may turn to the songs that say.
The words for our are notre, notre and no.
So the masculine and the feminine words are actually the same.
Notre.
But then in the plural it becomes no.
Notre.
Notre, no.
The words for your in the formal or the plural are vodka.
Vodka.
Whoa.
So those two hour and your in the formal or the plural rhyme as well not.
Not know what water vole.
So it doesn't matter whether the word is masculine or feminine in the singular you always use not for
our or for your.
And then in the plural, you say no and vole.
And then the words for their are lure, lure and lure.
So lure Lewa is the masculine and also the feminine word for there.
And in the plural, all you do is put an S on the end, but it's still pronounced loo so my is more
mat may you don't that they his song say her song say one's song sat say our notre notre knew your water,
water.
Whoa.
And there la la la.
So that the possessive adjectives in French.