What are the three things that this French sentence could mean in English?
Salvatore A huge savoir to a rouge.
His car is red.
Her car is red or one's car is red.
Sesame Street, the sesame.
His friends have arrived.
Her friends have arrived.
One's friends have arrived.
Sun Café at a Sun Café at the Gauche.
His coffee is on the left.
Her coffee is on the left.
Or one's coffee is on the left.
Says on phone, Zhou offered.
It says on phone, Zhou offered.
His children are playing football.
Her children are playing football or one's children are playing football.
So pizza is delicious.
It's a pizza.
A delicious.
His pizza is delicious.
Her pizza is delicious.
One's pizza is delicious.
Wasn't sickly, Hussein Sickly.
Where are his keys?
Where are her keys?
Where are one's keys?
Wesker is basically you ask you really say.
Exactly.
Where did I leave his key or where did I leave her key?
You couldn't say in English.
Where did I leave one key?
Because you would have to say, where did one leave one's key?
So here it can only mean his or her.