French subject personal pronouns
French lesson 1 of grammar: subject personal pronouns in French
Subject personal pronouns (je, tu, il, elle, nous, vous, ils, elles = I, you, he, she, we, you, they) are really essential for speaking French. Indeed, they are almost used for all the sentences. At the beginner level (A1 level), this is one of the first things to learn and master. The video below will teach you the personal subject pronouns in French:
In French, the subject personal pronouns are:
1st person singular = Je = I
2nd person singular = Tu = You
3rd person masculine singular = Il = He
3rd person feminine singular = Elle = She
1st person plural = Nous = We
2nd person plural = Vous = You
3rd person masculine plural = Ils = They
3rd person feminine plural = Elles = They
Thanks to this video and this article, you will learn the personal subject pronouns in French. To learn them well, repeat after the teacher. When the teacher says “Je”, say “Je”, when the teacher says “Tu”, say “Tu”, when the teacher says “Il”, say “Il”, etc., up to “Elles”. Thus, you will be able to understand orally and pronounce the subject personal pronouns well in French. To do well, watch the video several times, repeating after the teacher. To write and read this conjugation correctly, copy the list below several times:
Je
Tu
Il
Elle
Nous
Vous
Ils
Elles
To deepen this French grammar lesson on personal subject pronouns, you can study the French course: learn to greet and take leave and the French course: learn to ask closed questions.
Once you have successfully mastered this grammar lesson on subject personal pronouns in French, you can move on to the next French grammar lesson:
French grammar lesson 2: definite articles (le, la, les) in French
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