LangolingPersonal pronouns
When traveling in France or another Francophone country, personal pronouns enable you to communicate effectively and sound more natural. Whether you're ordering at a café or engaging in small talk with locals, familiarity with French pronouns enhances your fluency and immersion experience.
Mastering personal pronouns is essential for clarity and fluidity when speaking about yourself and others. From the basic 'je' (I) to more complex forms like 'vous' (you) or the distinction between 'elle' (she) and 'il' (he), French pronouns help you express ideas precisely, making conversation more engaging and interactive.
I am fine.
Je vais bien.
She is beautiful.
Elle est belle.
He likes to run.
Il aime courir.
We are going to the park.
Nous allons au parc.
They speak Spanish.
Ils parlent espagnol.
You (singular) can do it.
Vous pouvez y arriver.
It is important.
C'estimportant.
This is my family.
Ceci est ma famille.
That girl over there is tall.
Celle-là est grande.
These oranges taste great.
Ces oranges sont excellentes.
Those apples are delicious.
Ces pommes sont délicieuses.
My name is Sarah.
Mon nom est Sarah.
Your shirt looks nice.
Votre chemise a l'air jolie.
Her hair color is brown.
Son cheveu est brun.
His voice is deep.
Sa voix est profonde.
Our house is small but cozy.
Notre maison est petite mais chaleureuse.
Their cats are playful.
Leurs chats sont joueurs.
We have a meeting at 3 PM.
Nous avons une réunion à 15 heures.
You (plural) all seem happy.
Vous semblez toutes heureuses.