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My in French

mon

The forms you will meet: mon, ma, mes, ton, ta, tes, son, sa, ses, notre, nos, votre, vos, leur, leurs. It means my, your, his, her, our, their (possessive).

mon
grammar word

my, your, his, her, our, their (possessive)

Examples · 2

  • agrees with the thing owned, not the owner (son = his or her)

    Paul aime sa sœur et Marie aime son frère.Paul loves his sister and Marie loves her brother.
  • mon / ton / son before a feminine noun starting with a vowel (mon amie)

    Mon amie Léa travaille dans une petite école.My friend Léa works in a small school.

Forms

monmamestontatessonsasesnotrenosvotrevosleurleurs

The forms

  • mon
  • ma
  • mes
  • ton
  • ta
  • tes
  • son
  • sa
  • ses
  • notre
  • nos
  • votre
  • vos
  • leur
  • leurs

One sentence for each rule

Greyed letters are written and not pronounced. A tie marks a liaison, with the sound you hear under it. A label under a verb names its tense.

my, your, his, her, our, their (possessive)

  • agrees with the thing owned, not the owner (son = his or her)

    Paul aime sa sœur et Marie aime son frère.Paul loves his sister and Marie loves her brother.
  • mon / ton / son before a feminine noun starting with a vowel (mon amie)

    Mon amie Léa travaille dans une petite école.My friend Léa works in a small school.
  • mes / tes / ses with a plural noun

    Tu as oublié tes clés sur la table.You forgot your keys on the table.
  • notre / votre (one thing) and nos / vos (several)

    Notre maison est petite, mais nos jardins sont grands.Our house is small, but our gardens are big.
  • leur / leurs

    Les enfants montrent leurs dessins à leur professeur.The children are showing their drawings to their teacher.

Questions people ask

How do you say my in French?
Mon, ma, mes. It means my, your, his, her, our, their (possessive).
What are the forms of mon?
mon, ma, mes, ton, ta, tes, son, sa, ses, notre, nos, votre, vos, leur, leurs.
When do you use mon?
agrees with the thing owned, not the owner (son = his or her); mon / ton / son before a feminine noun starting with a vowel (mon amie); mes / tes / ses with a plural noun; notre / votre (one thing) and nos / vos (several); leur / leurs.
How do you use mon in a sentence?
Paul aime sa sœur et Marie aime son frère. (Paul loves his sister and Marie loves her brother.)

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