Pronoms personnels et adjectifs
French has so many different personal pronouns and adjectives that it can be difficult to remember what they all mean and who goes with what. Here are all of the second person plural personal pronouns and adjectives with examples and links to lessons.
| Subject pronoun | vous | ||
| Où êtes-vous ? | Where are you? | ||
| Reflexive pronoun | vous | ||
| Vous vous parlez. | You’re talking to yourself. | ||
| Direct object pronoun | vous | ||
| Elle vous connaît. | She knows you. | ||
| Indirect object pronoun | vous | ||
| Je vous parle. | I’m talking to you. | ||
| Stressed pronoun | vous | ||
| C’est pour vous. | It’s for you. | ||
| Possessive pronouns | le vôtre | la vôtre | les vôtres |
| Où est le vôtre ? Ce sont les vôtres. |
Where is yours? These are yours. |
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| Possessive adjectives | votre | vos | |
| Voilà votre fille. | There’s your daughter. | ||
French personal pronouns and adjectives
| First person singular | First person plural | |
| Second person singular | Second person plural | |
| Third person singular | Third person plural |
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