French Novice 2 Flashcards
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27 Terms
mother (French)
la mère
father (French)
le père
parents (French)
les parents
sister (French)
la sœur
brother (French)
le frère
children (French)
les enfants
daughter / girl (French)
la fille
son (French)
le fils
grandmother (French)
la grand-mère
grandfather (French)
le grand-père
grandparents (French)
les grands-parents
aunt (French)
la tante
uncle (French)
l’oncle
female cousin (French)
la cousine
male cousin (French)
le cousin
wife (French)
la femme
husband (French)
le mari
granddaughter (French)
la petite-fille
grandson (French)
le petit-fils
Rule for possessive adjective agreement in French
Possessive adjectives agree in gender and number with the item/person possessed, not with the owner.
Special rule for feminine singular nouns starting with a vowel or silent h
Use mon, ton, or son instead of ma, ta, or sa (e.g., mon amie).
my (masculine / feminine / plural)
mon / ma / mes
your (informal: masculine / feminine / plural)
ton / ta / tes
his/her (masculine / feminine / plural)
son / sa / ses
our (singular / plural)
notre / nos
your (formal/plural: singular / plural)
votre / vos
their (singular / plural)
leur / leurs