Possessive Adjectives in French (mon, ma, mes, etc.)

Possessive adjectives in French indicate ownership and must agree in gender and number with the noun they modify.

Singular Possession

• Mon - My (masculine singular)

• Ma - My (feminine singular)

• Mes - My (plural)

• Ton - Your (masculine singular, informal)

• Ta - Your (feminine singular, informal)

• Tes - Your (plural, informal)

• Son - His/Her (masculine singular)

• Sa - His/Her (feminine singular)

• Ses - His/Her (plural)

Plural Possession

• Notre - Our (singular)

• Nos - Our (plural)

• Votre - Your (singular, formal/plural)

• Vos - Your (plural, formal/plural)

• Leur - Their (singular)

• Leurs - Their (plural)

Examples:

• Mon livre (My book)
• Ma maison (My house)
• Mes amis (My friends)
• Notre voiture (Our car)
• Vos questions (Your questions)
• Leurs enfants (Their children)

Possessive adjectives are indispensable for expressing ownership in French. Practice using them correctly to enhance your language skills.