What are the different things that this sentence could mean in English?
Ella Safi.
Ella Safi, Professor.
She is his favorite daughter.
She is her favorite daughter.
She is one's favorite daughter.
Always kissing on a beat.
Who is kissing on a bit?
Where do his grandparents live?
Where do her grandparents live?
Where do one's grandparents live?
Some fresh ideas on the place.
Some fresh ideas on the Gomoa.
His brother is two years older than me.
Her brother is two years older than me.
Again, this is probably another sentence where you couldn't say in English One's brother is two years
older than me because you would have to say something like One's brother is two years older than one.
And finally, what would this sentence mean?
Here is a person.
Very.
Who is his favorite person?
Who is her favorite person?
Who is one's favorite person?
The next possessive adjective only has a singular and a plural version.
Not.
No.
Not.
No.
They both mean our not is used in front of singular nouns and no.
Is used in front of plural nouns.
So how would you say in French?
Our books are here.
No lever, S.C..
Our car is red.
Not of what?
You're a rouge.
Not what you're a rouge.