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Pronouns

French pronouns are inflected to indicate their role in the sentence (subject, direct object, and so on), as well as to reflect the person, gender, and number of their referents. While English draws some of these distinctions as well, French draws them in many places where English does not; as a result, there are many more pronouns in French than there are in English. [Source]

Pronoun Vocabulary Lists

Most Popular Pronouns

Vous pro you (informal plural; formal) (Personal Pronouns)
Je n pro I (Personal Pronouns)
Il pro he, it (Personal Pronouns)
Quatorze n pro fourteen (Numbers)
Un n pro art one (Numbers)
Tu pro you (informal) (Personal Pronouns)
Sept n pro seven (Numbers)
Dix-sept n pro seventeen (Numbers)
Mille n pro thousand (Numbers)
Dix-neuf n pro nineteen (Numbers)
Cinquante n pro fifty (Numbers)
Ce n pro this; that
Deux n pro two (Numbers)

Examples

J' ai perdu mon sac.
I have lost my bag.

Ne me touchez pas!
Don't touch me!

S' il vous plaît.
Please. (Formal)

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