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<p>Wikiadmin: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Dutch]]<br /> == Simple ==<br /> #En: And<br /> #Of: Or<br /> #Maar: But<br /> #Want: Because<br /> #Omdat: Because <br /> #Dus: So<br /> #Waneer: When<br /> #Toen: When (subordinate)<br /> #Als: If <br /> #Indien: If<br /> #Terwijl: While<br /> #Zodra: As soon as<br /> #Voordat: Before<br /> #Voor: Before<br /> #Nu: Now<br /> #Nadat: After <br /> #Zolang als: As long as <br /> #Totdat: Until <br /> #Sinds: Since <br /> #Doordat: Because <br /> #Zodat: So that<br /> #Zo ... dat: So that <br /> #Waardoor: Which<br /> #Mits: Provided that <br /> #Tenzij: Unless<br /> #Hoewel: although <br /> #Ofschoon: although<br /> #Ondanks dat: Though<br /> #Zoals: Like<br /> #Alsof: As though<br /> #Dat: So<br /> #Of: <br /> #: <br /> #: <br /> #: <br /> #: <br /> #: <br /> #: <br /> #: <br /> #:</div>

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<p>Wikiadmin: /* Body Parts */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> [[Category:Dutch]]<br /> == Body Parts ==<br /> #Head: Hoofd<br /> #Face: Gezicht<br /> #Hair: Haar<br /> #Eye: Oog<br /> #Ear: Oor<br /> #Nose: Neus<br /> #Mouth: Mond<br /> #Chin: Kin<br /> #Beard: Baard<br /> #Neck: Nek<br /> #Hand: Hand<br /> #Foot: Voet<br /> <br /> == Clothings ==<br /> #Clothings: kleding<br /> #Clothes: kleren<br /> #Dress: Jurk<br /> #Suit: Pak<br /> #Hat: Hoed<br /> #Underwear: Ondergoed<br /> #Shirt: Hemd, Shirt<br /> #Coat: Jas<br /> #Jumper: Trui<br /> #Trousers: Broek<br /> #Skirt: Rok<br /> #Socks: Sokken</div>

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<p>Wikiadmin: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Dutch]]<br /> == Simple ==<br /> #And: En<br /> #Or: Of<br /> #Maar: But<br /> #Want: Because <br /> #Dus: So<br /> #Waneer: When<br /> #Als: If<br /> #Terwijl: While<br /> #Zodra: As soon as<br /> #Voordat: Before<br /> #Voor: Before<br /> #Nu: Now<br /> #Toen: When (subordinate)<br /> #Nadat: After <br /> #Zolang als: As long as <br /> #Totdat: Until <br /> #Sinds: Since <br /> #Doordat: Because <br /> #Zodat: So that<br /> #Zo ... dat: So that <br /> #Waardoor: Which<br /> #Omdat: Because<br /> #Zodat: So that<br /> #Als: If <br /> #Indien: If<br /> #Mits: Provided that <br /> #Tenzij: Unless<br /> #Hoewel: although <br /> #Ofschoon: although<br /> #Ondanks dat: Though<br /> #Zoals: Like<br /> #Alsof: As though<br /> #Dat: So<br /> #Of: <br /> #: <br /> #: <br /> #: <br /> #: <br /> #: <br /> #: <br /> #: <br /> #:</div>

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<p>Wikiadmin: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Dutch]]<br /> == Simple ==<br /> #And: En<br /> #Or: Of<br /> #Maar: But<br /> #Want: Because <br /> #Dus: So<br /> #Waneer: When<br /> #Als: If<br /> #Terwijl: While<br /> #Zodra: As soon as<br /> #Voordat: Before<br /> #Voor: Before<br /> #Nu: Now<br /> #Toen: When (subordinate)<br /> #Nadat: After <br /> #Zolang als: As long as <br /> #Totdat: Until <br /> #Sinds: Since <br /> #Doordat: Because <br /> #Zodat: So that<br /> #Zo ... dat: So that <br /> #Waardoor: Which<br /> #Omdat: Because<br /> #Zodat: So that<br /> #Als: If <br /> #Indien: If<br /> #Mits: Provided that <br /> #Tenzij: Unless<br /> #Hoewel: <br /> #Ofschoon: <br /> #Ondanks dat: <br /> #Zoals: <br /> #Alsof: <br /> #Dat: <br /> #Of: <br /> #: <br /> #: <br /> #: <br /> #: <br /> #: <br /> #: <br /> #: <br /> #:</div>

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<p>Wikiadmin: Created</p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Dutch]]<br /> == Simple ==<br /> #And: En<br /> #Or: Of<br /> #Maar: But<br /> #Want: Because <br /> #Dus: So<br /> #Waneer: When<br /> #Als: <br /> #Terwijl: <br /> #Zodra: <br /> #Voordat: <br /> #Voor: <br /> #Nu: <br /> #Toen: <br /> #Nadat: <br /> #Zolang als: <br /> #Totdat: <br /> #Sinds: <br /> #Doordat: <br /> #Zodat: <br /> #Zo ... dat: <br /> #Waardoor: <br /> #Omdat: <br /> #Zodat: <br /> #Als: <br /> #Indien: <br /> #Mits: <br /> #Tenzij: <br /> #Hoewel: <br /> #Ofschoon: <br /> #Ondanks dat: <br /> #Zoals: <br /> #Alsof: <br /> #Dat: <br /> #Of: <br /> #: <br /> #: <br /> #: <br /> #: <br /> #: <br /> #: <br /> #: <br /> #:</div>

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<p>Wikiadmin: </p> <hr /> <div>{{inuse|04/Jul/2024|Admin}}<br /> We learn some prepositions in Dutch.<br /> [[Category:Dutch]]<br /> == Simple ==<br /> # To: naar<br /> # Out: uit<br /> # In: in<br /> # With: met<br /> # Without: zonder<br /> # Before: voor<br /> # After: na<br /> # Through: door<br /> # : <br /> == Position ==<br /> # Behind: achter<br /> # In Front: vooraan<br /> # Above: boven<br /> # Under: onder<br /> # Up: op, omhoog<br /> # Down: omlaag<br /> # Right: rechter hand<br /> # Left: linker hand<br /> # : <br /> # :</div>

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<p>Wikiadmin: Created page with &quot;{{inuse|04/Jul/2024|Admin}} We learn some prepositions in Dutch. Category:Dutch == Simple == # To: # Out: # In: # With: # Without: # Before: # After: # Through: #...&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>{{inuse|04/Jul/2024|Admin}}<br /> We learn some prepositions in Dutch.<br /> [[Category:Dutch]]<br /> == Simple ==<br /> # To: <br /> # Out: <br /> # In: <br /> # With: <br /> # Without: <br /> # Before: <br /> # After: <br /> # Through: <br /> # : <br /> == Position ==<br /> # Behind: <br /> # Front: <br /> # Above: <br /> # Under: <br /> # Up: <br /> # Down: <br /> # Right: <br /> # Left: <br /> # : <br /> # :</div>

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<p>Wikiadmin: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> [[Category:Dutch]]<br /> == Body Parts ==<br /> #Head: Hoofd<br /> #Face: Gezicht<br /> #Hair: Haar<br /> #Eye: Oog<br /> #Ear: Oor<br /> #Nose: Neus<br /> #Mouth: Mond<br /> #Neck: Nek<br /> #Hand: Hand<br /> #Foot: Voet<br /> == Clothings ==<br /> #Clothings: kleding<br /> #Clothes: kleren<br /> #Dress: Jurk<br /> #Suit: Pak<br /> #Hat: Hoed<br /> #Underwear: Ondergoed<br /> #Shirt: Hemd, Shirt<br /> #Coat: Jas<br /> #Jumper: Trui<br /> #Trousers: Broek<br /> #Skirt: Rok<br /> #Socks: Sokken</div>

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<p>Wikiadmin: /* Miscellaneous */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> [[Category:Dutch]]<br /> == size ==<br /> # Tall: Lang<br /> # short: kort<br /> # Big: Groot<br /> # Small: Klein<br /> # Heavy: Zwaar<br /> # Light: Lichtgewicht<br /> # Thick: Dik<br /> # Thin: Dun<br /> # Large: Groot<br /> # Little: Klein<br /> # Much: Veel<br /> # Many: Veel<br /> # More: Meer<br /> # Less: Minder<br /> # A Lot: Veel<br /> # A Few: Een paar<br /> == Colours ==<br /> # Color: KLeure<br /> #Colourful: Kleurrijk<br /> #Dark: Donker<br /> #Light: licht, verlicht<br /> #White: Wit, Witte<br /> #Black: Swartz<br /> #Grey: Grijs <br /> #Red: Rood<br /> #Gren: Groen<br /> #Blue: Nlauw<br /> #Yellow: Geel<br /> #Purple: Paars<br /> #Brown: Bruin<br /> #Orange: Oranje<br /> <br /> == Miscellaneous ==<br /> # After: Na<br /> # Before: Voor<br /> # Difficult: Moeilijk<br /> # Easy: makkelijk<br /> # Good: Goed<br /> # Bad: Slecht<br /> # Old: Oud<br /> # Young: Jong<br /> # Clean: Schoon<br /> # Dirty: Vies<br /> # Important: Belangrijk<br /> # Cheap: <br /> # Expensive:</div>

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<p>Wikiadmin: Created page with &quot; Category:Dutch == Body Parts == == Body Parts == #Head: Hoofd #Face: Gezicht #Hair: Haar #Eye: Oog #Ear: Oor #Nose: #Mouth: #Neck: #Hand: #Foot: == Clothings == #clo...&quot;</p> <hr /> <div><br /> [[Category:Dutch]]<br /> == Body Parts ==<br /> == Body Parts ==<br /> #Head: Hoofd<br /> #Face: Gezicht<br /> #Hair: Haar<br /> #Eye: Oog<br /> #Ear: Oor<br /> #Nose: <br /> #Mouth: <br /> #Neck: <br /> #Hand: <br /> #Foot: <br /> == Clothings ==<br /> #clothings: <br /> #Dress: <br /> #Suit: <br /> #Hat: <br /> #Underwear: <br /> #Shirt: <br /> #Coat: <br /> #Jumper: <br /> #Trouser: <br /> #Skirt: <br /> #Socks:</div>

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<p>Wikiadmin: /* Colours */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> [[Category:Dutch]]<br /> == size ==<br /> # Tall: Lang<br /> # short: kort<br /> # Big: Groot<br /> # Small: Klein<br /> # Heavy: Zwaar<br /> # Light: Lichtgewicht<br /> # Thick: Dik<br /> # Thin: Dun<br /> # Large: Groot<br /> # Little: Klein<br /> # Much: Veel<br /> # Many: Veel<br /> # More: Meer<br /> # Less: Minder<br /> # A Lot: Veel<br /> # A Few: Een paar<br /> == Colours ==<br /> # Color: KLeure<br /> #Colourful: Kleurrijk<br /> #Dark: Donker<br /> #Light: licht, verlicht<br /> #White: Wit, Witte<br /> #Black: Swartz<br /> #Grey: Grijs <br /> #Red: Rood<br /> #Gren: Groen<br /> #Blue: Nlauw<br /> #Yellow: Geel<br /> #Purple: Paars<br /> #Brown: Bruin<br /> #Orange: Oranje<br /> <br /> == Miscellaneous ==<br /> # After: Na<br /> # Before: Voor<br /> # Difficult: Moeilijk<br /> # Easy: makkelijk<br /> # Good: Goed<br /> # Bad: Slecht<br /> # Old: Oud<br /> # Young: Jong<br /> # Clean: Schoon<br /> # Dirty: Vies<br /> # Important: Belangrijk</div>

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<p>Wikiadmin: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> [[Category:Dutch]]<br /> == size ==<br /> # Tall: Lang<br /> # short: kort<br /> # Big: Groot<br /> # Small: Klein<br /> # Heavy: Zwaar<br /> # Light: Lichtgewicht<br /> # Thick: Dik<br /> # Thin: Dun<br /> # Large: Groot<br /> # Little: Klein<br /> # Much: Veel<br /> # Many: Veel<br /> # More: Meer<br /> # Less: Minder<br /> # A Lot: Veel<br /> # A Few: Een paar<br /> == Colours ==<br /> # Color: KLeure<br /> #Colourful: Kleurrijk<br /> #Dark: Donker<br /> #Light: licht, verlicht<br /> #White: wit, Witte<br /> #Black: Swartz<br /> #Grey: Grijs <br /> #Red: Rood<br /> #Gren: Groen<br /> #Blue: Nlauw<br /> #Yellow: Geel<br /> #Purple: Paars<br /> #Brown: Bruin<br /> #Orange: Oranje<br /> == Miscellaneous ==<br /> # After: Na<br /> # Before: Voor<br /> # Difficult: Moeilijk<br /> # Easy: makkelijk<br /> # Good: Goed<br /> # Bad: Slecht<br /> # Old: Oud<br /> # Young: Jong<br /> # Clean: Schoon<br /> # Dirty: Vies<br /> # Important: Belangrijk</div>

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<p>Wikiadmin: /* Simple Greetings */</p> <hr /> <div>{{inuse|24/Nov/2022|Admin}}<br /> We learn some basic greetings in Dutch.<br /> [[Category:Dutch]]<br /> == Simple Greetings ==<br /> # Hi: Hoi<br /> # Hello: Hallo<br /> # Good Morning: Goede Morgen<br /> # Good Afternoon: Goede Middag<br /> # Good evening: Goedenavond<br /> # Good Night: Welterusten<br /> # See you later: Doei<br /> # See you soon: Tot Snel<br /> # Goodbye: Tot Ziens<br /> # Take care: Wees Voorzichtig<br /> # Bye: Doei, Doei voor nu<br /> # Farewell: Vaarwel<br /> # Thanks: Bedankt, ontzetttend badankt, Hartelijk dank<br /> # You're welcome: Graag Gedaan<br /> # How are you: Hoe is het<br /> <br /> == Related words ==<br /> # Dawn: Dageroad<br /> # Morning: Ochtend<br /> # Noon: Middag<br /> # Evening: Avond<br /> # Night: Nacht<br /> # Midnight: Middernacht<br /> == Meals ==<br /> # Breakfast: Ontbijt<br /> # Lunch: Lunch, tweede ontbijt<br /> # Dinner: Maaltijden<br /> # Snack: klein slokje<br /> #</div>

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<p>Wikiadmin: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Dutch]]<br /> == all ==<br /> # Family: Familie, Gezin<br /> # Parents: Ouders<br /> # Child: Kind<br /> # Grandchild: Kleinkind<br /> # Cousin: Neef<br /> <br /> == Male ==<br /> # Mr: Meneer, Dhr<br /> # Man: Man<br /> # Boy: Jongen<br /> # Grandpa: Opa<br /> # Father: Vader<br /> # Husband: Echtgenoot, man<br /> # Son: Zoon<br /> # Brother: Broer<br /> # Uncle: Oom<br /> # Nephew: Neef<br /> == Female ==<br /> # Mrs: Mevrouw, Mevr<br /> # Woman: Vrouw<br /> # Girl: Meisje<br /> # Grandma: grootmoeder<br /> # Mother: Moeder<br /> # Wife: Echtgenoot, Vrouw<br /> # Daughter: Dochter<br /> # Sister: Zus<br /> # Aunt: Tante<br /> # Niece: Nicht</div>

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<p>Wikiadmin: /* Miscellaneous */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> [[Category:Dutch]]<br /> == size ==<br /> # Tall: Lang<br /> # short: kort<br /> # Big: Groot<br /> # Small: Klein<br /> # Heavy: Zwaar<br /> # Light: Lichtgewicht<br /> # Thick: Dik<br /> # Thin: Dun<br /> # Large: Groot<br /> # Little: Klein<br /> # Much: Veel<br /> # Many: Veel<br /> # More: Meer<br /> # Less: Minder<br /> # A Lot: Veel<br /> # A Few: Een paar<br /> == Miscellaneous ==<br /> # After: Na<br /> # Before: Voor<br /> # Difficult: Moeilijk<br /> # Easy: makkelijk<br /> # Good: Goed<br /> # Bad: Slecht<br /> # Old: Oud<br /> # Young: Jong<br /> # Clean: Schoon<br /> # Dirty: Vies<br /> # Important: Belangrijk</div>

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<p>Wikiadmin: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Dutch]]<br /> == all ==<br /> # Family: Familie<br /> # Husband: Echtgenoot, man<br /> # Wife: Echtgenoot, Vrouw<br /> # Father: Vader<br /> # Mother: Moeder<br /> # Son: Zoon<br /> # Daughter: Dochter<br /> # Brother: Broer<br /> # Sister: Zus<br /> # Uncle: Oom<br /> # Aunt: Tante<br /> # Nephew: Neef<br /> # Niece: Nicht<br /> # Grandma: grootmoeder<br /> # Grandpa: Opa<br /> # Grandchild: Kleinkind<br /> # Cousin: Neef<br /> # Parents: Ouders<br /> # Child: Kind<br /> # Boy: Jongen<br /> # Girl: Meisje<br /> # Man: Man<br /> # Woman: Vrouw<br /> # Mr: Dhr<br /> # Mrs: Mevr</div>

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<p>Wikiadmin: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Dutch]]<br /> == all ==<br /> # Family: Familie<br /> # Husband: Echtgenoot, man<br /> # Wife: Echtgenoot, Vrouw<br /> # Father: Vader<br /> # Mother: Moeder<br /> # Son: Zoon<br /> # Daughter: Dochter<br /> # Brother: Broer<br /> # Sister: Zus<br /> # Uncle: Oom<br /> # Aunt: Tante<br /> # Nephew: Neef<br /> # Niece: Nicht<br /> # Grandma: grootmoeder<br /> # Grandpa: Opa<br /> # Grandchild: Kleinkind<br /> # Cousin: Neef<br /> # Parents: Ouders<br /> # Child: Kind<br /> # Boy: Jongen<br /> # Girl: Meisje<br /> # Man: Man<br /> # Woman: Vrouw<br /> # Mr: <br /> # Mrs:</div>

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<p>Wikiadmin: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> [[Category:Dutch]]<br /> == size ==<br /> # Tall: Lang<br /> # short: kort<br /> # Big: Groot<br /> # Small: Klein<br /> # Heavy: Zwaar<br /> # Light: Lichtgewicht<br /> # Thick: Dik<br /> # Thin: Dun<br /> # Large: Groot<br /> # Little: Klein<br /> # Much: Veel<br /> # Many: Veel<br /> # More: Meer<br /> # Less: Minder<br /> # A Lot: Veel<br /> # A Few: Een paar<br /> == Miscellaneous ==<br /> # After: Na<br /> # Before: Voor<br /> # Difficult: Moeilijk<br /> # Easy: makkelijk<br /> # Good: Goed<br /> # Bad: Slecht<br /> # Old: Oud<br /> # Young: Jong<br /> # Clean: Schoon<br /> # Dirty: Vies</div>

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<p>Wikiadmin: Created page with &quot;Category:Dutch == all == #Family: # Husband: # Wife: # Father: # Mother: # Son: # Daughter: # Brother: # Sister: # Uncle: # Aunt: # Nephew: # Niece: # Grandma: # G...&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>[[Category:Dutch]]<br /> == all ==<br /> #Family: <br /> # Husband: <br /> # Wife: <br /> # Father:<br /> # Mother:<br /> # Son:<br /> # Daughter:<br /> # Brother: <br /> # Sister:<br /> # Uncle: <br /> # Aunt: <br /> # Nephew: <br /> # Niece: <br /> # Grandma:<br /> # Grandpa: <br /> # GrandChild:<br /> # Cousin:<br /> # Parents:<br /> # Child<br /> # Boy: <br /> # Girl:<br /> # Man:<br /> # Woman:<br /> # Mr: <br /> # Mrs:</div>

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<p>Wikiadmin: /* Miscellaneous */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> [[Category:Dutch]]<br /> == size ==<br /> # Tall:<br /> # short:<br /> # Big:<br /> # Small:<br /> # Heavy:<br /> # Light:<br /> # Thick:<br /> # Thin:<br /> # Little:<br /> # Much:<br /> # Many:<br /> # More:<br /> # Less:<br /> # A Lot:<br /> # A Few:<br /> == Miscellaneous ==<br /> # After:<br /> # Before:<br /> # Difficult:<br /> # Easy:<br /> # Good:<br /> # Bad:<br /> # Clean:<br /> # Dirty:</div>

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<p>Wikiadmin: Created page with &quot; Category:Dutch == size == # Tall: # short: # Big: # Small: # Heavy: # Light: # Thick: # Thin: # Little: # Much: # Many: # More: # Less: # A Lot: # A Few: == Miscellaneous...&quot;</p> <hr /> <div><br /> [[Category:Dutch]]<br /> == size ==<br /> # Tall:<br /> # short:<br /> # Big:<br /> # Small:<br /> # Heavy:<br /> # Light:<br /> # Thick:<br /> # Thin:<br /> # Little:<br /> # Much:<br /> # Many:<br /> # More:<br /> # Less:<br /> # A Lot:<br /> # A Few:<br /> == Miscellaneous ==<br /> # After:<br /> # Before:<br /> # Difficult:<br /> # Easy:<br /> # <br /> # <br /> #</div>

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<p>Wikiadmin: </p> <hr /> <div>{{inuse|24/Nov/2022|Admin}}<br /> We learn some basic greetings in Dutch.<br /> [[Category:Dutch]]<br /> == Simple Greetings ==<br /> # Hi: Hoi<br /> # Hello: Hallo<br /> # Good Morning: Goede Morgen<br /> # Good Afternoon: Goede Middag<br /> # Good Morning: Goedenavond<br /> # Good Morning: Welterusten<br /> # See you later: Doei<br /> # See you soon: Tot Snel<br /> # Goodbye: Tot Ziens<br /> # Take care: Wees Voorzichtig<br /> # Bye: Doei, Doei voor nu<br /> # Farewell: Vaarwel<br /> # Thanks: Bedankt, ontzetttend badankt, Hartelijk dank<br /> # You're welcome: Graag Gedaan<br /> # How are you: Hoe is het<br /> == Related words ==<br /> # Dawn: Dageroad<br /> # Morning: Ochtend<br /> # Noon: Middag<br /> # Evening: Avond<br /> # Night: Nacht<br /> # Midnight: Middernacht<br /> == Meals ==<br /> # Breakfast: Ontbijt<br /> # Lunch: Lunch, tweede ontbijt<br /> # Dinner: Maaltijden<br /> # Snack: klein slokje<br /> #</div>

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<p>Wikiadmin: Created</p> <hr /> <div>Dutch</div>

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<p>Wikiadmin: </p> <hr /> <div>{{inuse|24/Nov/2022|Admin}}<br /> There are several approaches to learning a foreign language. All with both success and failure depending on the previous pedagogy of the learner. One method is learning important chunks of that language. Here you might be interested in learning pronouns of French language, through this How to.[[Category:French]]<br /> == Steps ==<br /> === Preliminaries ===<br /> # Learn French pronounciation. It is recommended to learn French pronunciation at [[How to Pronounce French Words|How to Pronounce French Words]] <br /> # Learn these French words.<br /> #* Pronoun : pronom (/pro-'''nom'''/)<br /> #* Subject : la sujet (/su-'''jeh'''/)<br /> #* Subjective : sujetive (/su-'''jeh'''/-tiv)<br /> #* Object : objet (/ob-'''je'''/)<br /> #* Objective : objetive (/ob-jeh-'''tiv'''/)<br /> #* Direct Objective : objetive direct (/di-'''reh'''/) <br /> #* Indirect : indiretto (/in-di-'''ret'''/)<br /> #* Double : double (/'''dubl'''/) <br /> #* Reflexive : réfléchi(/reh-fle-'''shi'''/)<br /> #* Relative : relativ (/re-la-'''tiv'''/)<br /> #* Possessive : possessive(/pos-ses-'''siv'''/)<br /> #* Adjective : adjective(/ajeh-'''tiv'''/)<br /> # Avoid second person singular. A foreign learner should '''never''' use a second person singular such as '''''tu, ton''''', and so on, until he is very comfortable in using French. It could be insulting. <br /> # French pronouns come in following sections<br /> <br /> === Subjective Pronouns ===<br /> # Learn in Frenchit is called, ''pronom sujetive''. They appear as the subject (sujeh) of the sentence.<br /> <br /> # Singular<br /> #* I : je <br /> #** Pronounced as /'''zho'''/ <br /> #* You (familiar informal) : tu <br /> #** Pronounced as just /too/ <br /> #* He: Il <br /> #** Pronounced as /'''ill'''/<br /> #* She: elle <br /> #** Pronounced as /'''ell'''/<br /> #* One: on (common for female human and feminine nouns). <br /> #** Pronounced as /b'''on'''e/<br /> # Plural<br /> #* We : nous <br /> #** Pronounced as /'''noo'''/<br /> #* You (familiar) : vous <br /> #** Pronounced as /'''voo'''/<br /> #* They : ils (common for male human and masculine nouns). <br /> #** Pronounced as /'''ill'''/ <br /> #* They : elles (common for female human and feminine nouns). <br /> #** Pronounced as /'''ell'''/<br /> === Possessive Adjectives ===<br /> # Learn in French it is called, ''adjectifs possessifs''.<br /> # Learn usage. They modify a noun (nom) to show its owner.<br /> #* Owner could be human or anything.<br /> #* Possessed item could be human or anything.<br /> # Grammatically they agree in gender and singular/plural with the possessed item not the owner of that item. For example,<br /> #* In English they say &quot;My book&quot; and in plural again &quot;My books&quot;, but in French it is said, ''&quot;mon livre&quot;'' and ''&quot;mes livres&quot;'', respectively.<br /> #* In English they say &quot;His book&quot; and in feminine it changes to &quot;Her book&quot;, but in French it is said, ''&quot;son livre&quot;'' and ''&quot;son livre&quot;'', respectively; both masculine since livre is a masculine (masculin) noun.<br /> # Learn ''adjectifs possessifs'' for ''masculin singulier'' possessed items.<br /> #*Usually the definite articles 'le' modifies them.<br /> #* mon: mon livre<br /> #* ton: ton livre<br /> #* son: son livre<br /> #* notre: notre livre<br /> #* votre: votre livre<br /> #* leur: leur livre<br /> # Learn ''adjectifs possessifs'' for ''masculin pluriel'' possessed items.<br /> #*Usually the definite articles 'les' modifies them.<br /> #* mes: mes livres<br /> #* tes: tes livres<br /> #* ses: ses livres<br /> #* nos: nos livres<br /> #* vos: vos livres<br /> #* leurs: leurs livres<br /> # Learn ''adjectifs possessifs'' for ''féminin singulier'' possessed items.<br /> #*Usually the definite articles 'la' modifies them.<br /> #* ma: ma jupe<br /> #* ta: ta jupe<br /> #* sa: sa jupe<br /> #* notre: notre jupe <br /> #* votre: votre jupe<br /> #* leur: leur jupe<br /> # Learn ''adjectifs possessifs'' for ''féminin pluriel'' possessed items.<br /> #*Usually the definite articles 'les' modifies them.<br /> #* mes: mes jupes<br /> #* tes: tes jupes<br /> #* ses: ses jupes<br /> #* nos: nos jupes <br /> #* vos: vos jupes<br /> #* leurs: leurs jupes<br /> # Note that plural feminin for both genders are the same.<br /> === Reflexive Pronouns ===<br /> #Learn in French it is called, ''pronom réfléchi''. They are simplest to learn and they are object pronouns. Like ''objet indirect'', they appear as the indirect object (''objet'') of the sentence. Reflexive pronouns have a different form for Imperative in French.<br /> #Learn ''pronom réfléchi'' for ''singulier'', <br /> #*myself: me<br /> #*yourself : te<br /> #*himself and maculine itself : se<br /> #*herself and feminine itself : se<br /> #Learn pronome riflessivo for plurale, <br /> #*ourselves : nous<br /> #*yourselves : vous<br /> #*yourselves (polite masculine) : se<br /> #*yourselves (polite feminine) : se<br /> #*themselves (maculine) : se<br /> #*themselves (feminine) : se<br /> === Direct Objective Pronouns ===<br /> #Learn in Italian it is called, ''pronome del complemento oggetto''. They appear as the direct object (''oggetto'') of the sentence.<br /> #Learn ''complemento oggetto'' for ''singolare'', <br /> #*me: mi<br /> #*you : ti<br /> #*you (polite) : La<br /> #*him and maculine it : lo<br /> #*her and feminine it : la<br /> #Learn ''complemento oggetto'' for ''plurale'', <br /> #*us : ci<br /> #*you : vi<br /> #*you (polite masculine) : Li<br /> #*you (polite feminine) : Le<br /> #*them (maculine) : li<br /> #*them (feminine) : le<br /> #This is called ''complemento'' since it supplies or completes expectation from the subject of the sentence. For example, &quot;I called ...&quot; will be completed by &quot;her,&quot; as &quot;I called her.&quot;<br /> #Learn position of object pronouns in a sentence as,<br /> #*Object '''pronouns''' come before a '''verb'''. <br /> #*Object '''pronouns''' come after the '''infinitive'''s and attach to their '''stem'''s as should be learned in more advanced stage than this introductory.<br /> #Learn rules of elisions. Direct object pronouns before certain verbs contract into those verbs. This is called elision.<br /> #*mi + verbs begin with a vowel (or h) : Sometimes deforms into m'<br /> #*ti + verbs begin with a vowel (or h) : Sometimes deforms into t'<br /> #*Lo + verbs begin with a vowel (or h) : Almost always deforms into L'<br /> #*lo + verbs begin with a vowel (or h) : Almost always deforms into l'<br /> #*la + verbs begin with a vowel (or h) : Almost always deforms into l'<br /> #*ci + verbs begin with e or i : Always deforms into c'<br /> #*vi + verbs begin with a vowel (or h) : Sometimes deforms into v'<br /> #*Li + verbs begin with a vowel (or h) : Never deforms into L'<br /> #*Le + verbs begin with a vowel (or h) : Never deforms into L'<br /> #*li + verbs begin with a vowel (or h) : Never deforms into l'<br /> #*le + verbs begin with a vowel (or h) : Never deforms into l'</div>

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<p>Wikiadmin: /* Reflexive Pronouns */</p> <hr /> <div>{{inuse|24/Nov/2022|Admin}}<br /> There are several approaches to learning a foreign language. All with both success and failure depending on the previous pedagogy of the learner. One method is learning important chunks of that language. Here you might be interested in learning pronouns of French language, through this How to.[[Category:French]]<br /> == Steps ==<br /> === Preliminaries ===<br /> # Learn French pronounciation. It is recommended to learn French pronunciation at [[How to Pronounce French Words|How to Pronounce French Words]] <br /> # Learn these French words.<br /> #* Pronoun : pronom (/pro-'''nom'''/)<br /> #* Subject : la sujet (/su-'''jeh'''/)<br /> #* Subjective : sujetive (/su-'''jeh'''/-tiv)<br /> #* Object : objet (/ob-'''je'''/)<br /> #* Objective : objetive (/ob-jeh-'''tiv'''/)<br /> #* Direct Objective : objetive direct (/di-'''reh'''/) <br /> #* Indirect : indiretto (/in-di-'''ret'''/)<br /> #* Double : double (/'''dubl'''/) <br /> #* Reflexive : réfléchi(/reh-fle-'''shi'''/)<br /> #* Relative : relativ (/re-la-'''tiv'''/)<br /> #* Possessive : possessive(/pos-ses-'''siv'''/)<br /> #* Adjective : adjective(/ajeh-'''tiv'''/)<br /> # Avoid second person singular. A foreign learner should '''never''' use a second person singular such as '''''tu, ton''''', and so on, until he is very comfortable in using French. It could be insulting. <br /> # French pronouns come in following sections<br /> <br /> === Subjective Pronouns ===<br /> # Learn in Frenchit is called, ''pronom sujetive''. They appear as the subject (sujeh) of the sentence.<br /> <br /> # Singular<br /> #* I : je <br /> #** Pronounced as /'''zho'''/ <br /> #* You (familiar informal) : tu <br /> #** Pronounced as just /too/ <br /> #* He: Il <br /> #** Pronounced as /'''ill'''/<br /> #* She: elle <br /> #** Pronounced as /'''ell'''/<br /> #* One: on (common for female human and feminine nouns). <br /> #** Pronounced as /b'''on'''e/<br /> # Plural<br /> #* We : nous <br /> #** Pronounced as /'''noo'''/<br /> #* You (familiar) : vous <br /> #** Pronounced as /'''voo'''/<br /> #* They : ils (common for male human and masculine nouns). <br /> #** Pronounced as /'''ill'''/ <br /> #* They : elles (common for female human and feminine nouns). <br /> #** Pronounced as /'''ell'''/<br /> === Possessive Adjectives ===<br /> # Learn in French it is called, ''adjectifs possessifs''.<br /> # Learn usage. They modify a noun (nom) to show its owner.<br /> #* Owner could be human or anything.<br /> #* Possessed item could be human or anything.<br /> # Grammatically they agree in gender and singular/plural with the possessed item not the owner of that item. For example,<br /> #* In English they say &quot;My book&quot; and in plural again &quot;My books&quot;, but in French it is said, ''&quot;mon livre&quot;'' and ''&quot;mes livres&quot;'', respectively.<br /> #* In English they say &quot;His book&quot; and in feminine it changes to &quot;Her book&quot;, but in French it is said, ''&quot;son livre&quot;'' and ''&quot;son livre&quot;'', respectively; both masculine since livre is a masculine (masculin) noun.<br /> # Learn ''adjectifs possessifs'' for ''masculin singulier'' possessed items.<br /> #*Usually the definite articles 'le' modifies them.<br /> #* mon: mon livre<br /> #* ton: ton livre<br /> #* son: son livre<br /> #* notre: notre livre<br /> #* votre: votre livre<br /> #* leur: leur livre<br /> # Learn ''adjectifs possessifs'' for ''masculin pluriel'' possessed items.<br /> #*Usually the definite articles 'les' modifies them.<br /> #* mes: mes livres<br /> #* tes: tes livres<br /> #* ses: ses livres<br /> #* nos: nos livres<br /> #* vos: vos livres<br /> #* leurs: leurs livres<br /> # Learn ''adjectifs possessifs'' for ''féminin singulier'' possessed items.<br /> #*Usually the definite articles 'la' modifies them.<br /> #* ma: ma jupe<br /> #* ta: ta jupe<br /> #* sa: sa jupe<br /> #* notre: notre jupe <br /> #* votre: votre jupe<br /> #* leur: leur jupe<br /> # Learn ''adjectifs possessifs'' for ''féminin pluriel'' possessed items.<br /> #*Usually the definite articles 'les' modifies them.<br /> #* mes: mes jupes<br /> #* tes: tes jupes<br /> #* ses: ses jupes<br /> #* nos: nos jupes <br /> #* vos: vos jupes<br /> #* leurs: leurs jupes<br /> # Note that plural feminin for both genders are the same.<br /> === Reflexive Pronouns ===<br /> #Learn in French it is called, ''pronom réfléchi''. They are simplest to learn and they are object pronouns. Like ''objet indirect'', they appear as the indirect object (''objet'') of the sentence.<br /> #Learn ''pronom réfléchi'' for ''singulier'', <br /> #*myself: me<br /> #*yourself : te<br /> #*himself and maculine itself : se<br /> #*herself and feminine itself : se<br /> #Learn pronome riflessivo for plurale, <br /> #*ourselves : nous<br /> #*yourselves : vous<br /> #*yourselves (polite masculine) : se<br /> #*yourselves (polite feminine) : se<br /> #*themselves (maculine) : se<br /> #*themselves (feminine) : se<br /> === Reflexive Pronouns ===<br /> #Learn in French it is called, ''pronom réfléchi''. They are simplest to learn and they are object pronouns. Like ''objet indirect'', they appear as the indirect object (''objet'') of the sentence.<br /> #Learn ''pronom réfléchi'' for ''singulier'', <br /> #*myself: me<br /> #*yourself : te<br /> #*himself and maculine itself : se<br /> #Learn pronome riflessivo for plurale, <br /> #*ourselves : nous<br /> #*yourselves : vous<br /> #*themselves (maculine) : se<br /> #*themselves (feminine) : se</div>

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<p>Wikiadmin: </p> <hr /> <div>{{inuse|24/Nov/2022|Admin}}<br /> There are several approaches to learning a foreign language. All with both success and failure depending on the previous pedagogy of the learner. One method is learning important chunks of that language. Here you might be interested in learning pronouns of French language, through this How to.[[Category:French]]<br /> == Steps ==<br /> === Preliminaries ===<br /> # Learn French pronounciation. It is recommended to learn French pronunciation at [[How to Pronounce French Words|How to Pronounce French Words]] <br /> # Learn these French words.<br /> #* Pronoun : pronom (/pro-'''nom'''/)<br /> #* Subject : la sujet (/su-'''jeh'''/)<br /> #* Subjective : sujetive (/su-'''jeh'''/-tiv)<br /> #* Object : objet (/ob-'''je'''/)<br /> #* Objective : objetive (/ob-jeh-'''tiv'''/)<br /> #* Direct Objective : objetive direct (/di-'''reh'''/) <br /> #* Indirect : indiretto (/in-di-'''ret'''/)<br /> #* Double : double (/'''dubl'''/) <br /> #* Reflexive : réfléchi(/reh-fle-'''shi'''/)<br /> #* Relative : relativ (/re-la-'''tiv'''/)<br /> #* Possessive : possessive(/pos-ses-'''siv'''/)<br /> #* Adjective : adjective(/ajeh-'''tiv'''/)<br /> # Avoid second person singular. A foreign learner should '''never''' use a second person singular such as '''''tu, ton''''', and so on, until he is very comfortable in using French. It could be insulting. <br /> # French pronouns come in following sections<br /> <br /> === Subjective Pronouns ===<br /> # Learn in Frenchit is called, ''pronom sujetive''. They appear as the subject (sujeh) of the sentence.<br /> <br /> # Singular<br /> #* I : je <br /> #** Pronounced as /'''zho'''/ <br /> #* You (familiar informal) : tu <br /> #** Pronounced as just /too/ <br /> #* He: Il <br /> #** Pronounced as /'''ill'''/<br /> #* She: elle <br /> #** Pronounced as /'''ell'''/<br /> #* One: on (common for female human and feminine nouns). <br /> #** Pronounced as /b'''on'''e/<br /> # Plural<br /> #* We : nous <br /> #** Pronounced as /'''noo'''/<br /> #* You (familiar) : vous <br /> #** Pronounced as /'''voo'''/<br /> #* They : ils (common for male human and masculine nouns). <br /> #** Pronounced as /'''ill'''/ <br /> #* They : elles (common for female human and feminine nouns). <br /> #** Pronounced as /'''ell'''/<br /> === Possessive Adjectives ===<br /> # Learn in French it is called, ''adjectifs possessifs''.<br /> # Learn usage. They modify a noun (nom) to show its owner.<br /> #* Owner could be human or anything.<br /> #* Possessed item could be human or anything.<br /> # Grammatically they agree in gender and singular/plural with the possessed item not the owner of that item. For example,<br /> #* In English they say &quot;My book&quot; and in plural again &quot;My books&quot;, but in French it is said, ''&quot;mon livre&quot;'' and ''&quot;mes livres&quot;'', respectively.<br /> #* In English they say &quot;His book&quot; and in feminine it changes to &quot;Her book&quot;, but in French it is said, ''&quot;son livre&quot;'' and ''&quot;son livre&quot;'', respectively; both masculine since livre is a masculine (masculin) noun.<br /> # Learn ''adjectifs possessifs'' for ''masculin singulier'' possessed items.<br /> #*Usually the definite articles 'le' modifies them.<br /> #* mon: mon livre<br /> #* ton: ton livre<br /> #* son: son livre<br /> #* notre: notre livre<br /> #* votre: votre livre<br /> #* leur: leur livre<br /> # Learn ''adjectifs possessifs'' for ''masculin pluriel'' possessed items.<br /> #*Usually the definite articles 'les' modifies them.<br /> #* mes: mes livres<br /> #* tes: tes livres<br /> #* ses: ses livres<br /> #* nos: nos livres<br /> #* vos: vos livres<br /> #* leurs: leurs livres<br /> # Learn ''adjectifs possessifs'' for ''féminin singulier'' possessed items.<br /> #*Usually the definite articles 'la' modifies them.<br /> #* ma: ma jupe<br /> #* ta: ta jupe<br /> #* sa: sa jupe<br /> #* notre: notre jupe <br /> #* votre: votre jupe<br /> #* leur: leur jupe<br /> # Learn ''adjectifs possessifs'' for ''féminin pluriel'' possessed items.<br /> #*Usually the definite articles 'les' modifies them.<br /> #* mes: mes jupes<br /> #* tes: tes jupes<br /> #* ses: ses jupes<br /> #* nos: nos jupes <br /> #* vos: vos jupes<br /> #* leurs: leurs jupes<br /> # Note that plural feminin for both genders are the same.<br /> === Reflexive Pronouns ===<br /> #Learn in French it is called, ''pronom réfléchi''. They are simplest to learn and they are object pronouns. Like ''objet indirect'', they appear as the indirect object (''objet'') of the sentence.<br /> #Learn ''pronom réfléchi'' for ''singulier'', <br /> #*myself: me<br /> #*yourself : te<br /> #*himself and maculine itself : se<br /> #*herself and feminine itself : se<br /> #Learn pronome riflessivo for plurale, <br /> #*ourselves : nous<br /> #*yourselves : vous<br /> #*yourselves (polite masculine) : se<br /> #*yourselves (polite feminine) : se<br /> #*themselves (maculine) : se<br /> #*themselves (feminine) : se<br /> === Reflexive Pronouns ===<br /> #Learn in Italian it is called, ''pronome riflessivo''. They are simplest to learn and they are object pronouns. Like ''oggetto indiretto'', they appear as the indirect object (''oggetto'') of the sentence.<br /> #Learn ''pronome riflessivo'' for ''singolare'', <br /> #*myself: mi<br /> #*yourself : ti<br /> #*yourself (polite) : si<br /> #*himself and maculine itself : si<br /> #*herself and feminine itself : ci<br /> #Learn pronome riflessivo for plurale, <br /> #*ourselves : ci<br /> #*yourselves : vi<br /> #*yourselves (polite masculine) : si<br /> #*yourselves (polite feminine) : si<br /> #*themselves (maculine) : si<br /> #*themselves (feminine) : si</div>

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<p>Wikiadmin: section added</p> <hr /> <div>{{inuse|24/Nov/2022|Admin}}<br /> There are several approaches to learning a foreign language. All with both success and failure depending on the previous pedagogy of the learner. One method is learning important chunks of that language. Here you might be interested in learning pronouns of French language, through this How to.[[Category:French]]<br /> == Steps ==<br /> === Preliminaries ===<br /> # Learn French pronounciation. It is recommended to learn French pronunciation at [[How to Pronounce French Words|How to Pronounce French Words]] <br /> # Learn these French words.<br /> #* Pronoun : pronom (/pro-'''nom'''/)<br /> #* Subject : la sujet (/su-'''jeh'''/)<br /> #* Subjective : sujetive (/su-'''jeh'''/-tiv)<br /> #* Object : objet (/ob-'''je'''/)<br /> #* Objective : objetive (/ob-jeh-'''tiv'''/)<br /> #* Direct Objective : objetive direct (/di-'''reh'''/) <br /> #* Indirect : indiretto (/in-di-'''ret'''/)<br /> #* Double : double (/'''dubl'''/) <br /> #* Reflexive : réfléchi(/reh-fle-'''shi'''/)<br /> #* Relative : relativ (/re-la-'''tiv'''/)<br /> #* Possessive : possessive(/pos-ses-'''siv'''/)<br /> #* Adjective : adjective(/ajeh-'''tiv'''/)<br /> # Avoid second person singular. A foreign learner should '''never''' use a second person singular such as '''''tu, ton''''', and so on, until he is very comfortable in using French. It could be insulting. <br /> # French pronouns come in following sections<br /> <br /> === Subjective Pronouns ===<br /> # Learn in Frenchit is called, ''pronom sujetive''. They appear as the subject (sujeh) of the sentence.<br /> <br /> # Singular<br /> #* I : je <br /> #** Pronounced as /'''zho'''/ <br /> #* You (familiar informal) : tu <br /> #** Pronounced as just /too/ <br /> #* He: Il <br /> #** Pronounced as /'''ill'''/<br /> #* She: elle <br /> #** Pronounced as /'''ell'''/<br /> #* One: on (common for female human and feminine nouns). <br /> #** Pronounced as /b'''on'''e/<br /> # Plural<br /> #* We : nous <br /> #** Pronounced as /'''noo'''/<br /> #* You (familiar) : vous <br /> #** Pronounced as /'''voo'''/<br /> #* They : ils (common for male human and masculine nouns). <br /> #** Pronounced as /'''ill'''/ <br /> #* They : elles (common for female human and feminine nouns). <br /> #** Pronounced as /'''ell'''/<br /> === Possessive Adjectives ===<br /> # Learn in French it is called, ''adjectifs possessifs''.<br /> # Learn usage. They modify a noun (nom) to show its owner.<br /> #* Owner could be human or anything.<br /> #* Possessed item could be human or anything.<br /> # Grammatically they agree in gender and singular/plural with the possessed item not the owner of that item. For example,<br /> #* In English they say &quot;My book&quot; and in plural again &quot;My books&quot;, but in French it is said, ''&quot;mon livre&quot;'' and ''&quot;mes livres&quot;'', respectively.<br /> #* In English they say &quot;His book&quot; and in feminine it changes to &quot;Her book&quot;, but in French it is said, ''&quot;son livre&quot;'' and ''&quot;son livre&quot;'', respectively; both masculine since livre is a masculine (masculin) noun.<br /> # Learn ''adjectifs possessifs'' for ''masculin singulier'' possessed items.<br /> #*Usually the definite articles 'le' modifies them.<br /> #* mon: mon livre<br /> #* ton: ton livre<br /> #* son: son livre<br /> #* notre: notre livre<br /> #* votre: votre livre<br /> #* leur: leur livre<br /> # Learn ''adjectifs possessifs'' for ''masculin pluriel'' possessed items.<br /> #*Usually the definite articles 'les' modifies them.<br /> #* mes: mes livres<br /> #* tes: tes livres<br /> #* ses: ses livres<br /> #* nos: nos livres<br /> #* vos: vos livres<br /> #* leurs: leurs livres<br /> # Learn ''adjectifs possessifs'' for ''féminin singulier'' possessed items.<br /> #*Usually the definite articles 'la' modifies them.<br /> #* ma: ma jupe<br /> #* ta: ta jupe<br /> #* sa: sa jupe<br /> #* notre: notre jupe <br /> #* votre: votre jupe<br /> #* leur: leur jupe<br /> # Learn ''adjectifs possessifs'' for ''féminin pluriel'' possessed items.<br /> #*Usually the definite articles 'les' modifies them.<br /> #* mes: mes jupes<br /> #* tes: tes jupes<br /> #* ses: ses jupes<br /> #* nos: nos jupes <br /> #* vos: vos jupes<br /> #* leurs: leurs jupes<br /> # Note that plural feminin for both genders are the same.<br /> === Reflexive Pronouns ===<br /> #Learn in French it is called, ''pronom réfléchi''. They are simplest to learn and they are object pronouns. Like ''objet indirect'', they appear as the indirect object (''objet'') of the sentence.<br /> #Learn ''pronom réfléchi'' for ''singulier'', <br /> #*myself: me<br /> #*yourself : te<br /> #*himself and maculine itself : se<br /> #*herself and feminine itself : se<br /> #Learn pronome riflessivo for plurale, <br /> #*ourselves : nous<br /> #*yourselves : vous<br /> #*yourselves (polite masculine) : se<br /> #*yourselves (polite feminine) : se<br /> #*themselves (maculine) : se<br /> #*themselves (feminine) : se</div>

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<p>Wikiadmin: /* Possessive Adjectives */</p> <hr /> <div>{{inuse|24/Nov/2022|Admin}}<br /> There are several approaches to learning a foreign language. All with both success and failure depending on the previous pedagogy of the learner. One method is learning important chunks of that language. Here you might be interested in learning pronouns of French language, through this How to.[[Category:French]]<br /> == Steps ==<br /> === Preliminaries ===<br /> # Learn French pronounciation. It is recommended to learn French pronunciation at [[How to Pronounce French Words|How to Pronounce French Words]] <br /> # Learn these French words.<br /> #* Pronoun : pronom (/pro-'''nom'''/)<br /> #* Subject : la sujet (/su-'''jeh'''/)<br /> #* Subjective : sujetive (/su-'''jeh'''/-tiv)<br /> #* Object : objet (/ob-'''je'''/)<br /> #* Objective : objetive (/ob-jeh-'''tiv'''/)<br /> #* Direct Objective : objetive direct (/di-'''reh'''/) <br /> #* Indirect : indiretto (/in-di-'''ret'''/)<br /> #* Double : double (/'''dubl'''/) <br /> #* Reflexive : réfléchi(/reh-fle-'''shi'''/)<br /> #* Relative : relativ (/re-la-'''tiv'''/)<br /> #* Possessive : possessive(/pos-ses-'''siv'''/)<br /> #* Adjective : adjective(/ajeh-'''tiv'''/)<br /> # Avoid second person singular. A foreign learner should '''never''' use a second person singular such as '''''tu, ton''''', and so on, until he is very comfortable in using French. It could be insulting. <br /> # French pronouns come in following sections<br /> <br /> === Subjective Pronouns ===<br /> # Learn in Frenchit is called, ''pronom sujetive''. They appear as the subject (sujeh) of the sentence.<br /> <br /> # Singular<br /> #* I : je <br /> #** Pronounced as /'''zho'''/ <br /> #* You (familiar informal) : tu <br /> #** Pronounced as just /too/ <br /> #* He: Il <br /> #** Pronounced as /'''ill'''/<br /> #* She: elle <br /> #** Pronounced as /'''ell'''/<br /> #* One: on (common for female human and feminine nouns). <br /> #** Pronounced as /b'''on'''e/<br /> # Plural<br /> #* We : nous <br /> #** Pronounced as /'''noo'''/<br /> #* You (familiar) : vous <br /> #** Pronounced as /'''voo'''/<br /> #* They : ils (common for male human and masculine nouns). <br /> #** Pronounced as /'''ill'''/ <br /> #* They : elles (common for female human and feminine nouns). <br /> #** Pronounced as /'''ell'''/<br /> === Possessive Adjectives ===<br /> # Learn in French it is called, ''adjectifs possessifs''.<br /> # Learn usage. They modify a noun (nom) to show its owner.<br /> #* Owner could be human or anything.<br /> #* Possessed item could be human or anything.<br /> # Grammatically they agree in gender and singular/plural with the possessed item not the owner of that item. For example,<br /> #* In English they say &quot;My book&quot; and in plural again &quot;My books&quot;, but in French it is said, ''&quot;mon livre&quot;'' and ''&quot;mes livres&quot;'', respectively.<br /> #* In English they say &quot;His book&quot; and in feminine it changes to &quot;Her book&quot;, but in French it is said, ''&quot;son livre&quot;'' and ''&quot;son livre&quot;'', respectively; both masculine since livre is a masculine (masculin) noun.<br /> # Learn ''adjectifs possessifs'' for ''masculin singulier'' possessed items.<br /> #*Usually the definite articles 'le' modifies them.<br /> #* mon: mon livre<br /> #* ton: ton livre<br /> #* son: son livre<br /> #* notre: notre livre<br /> #* votre: votre livre<br /> #* leur: leur livre<br /> # Learn ''adjectifs possessifs'' for ''masculin pluriel'' possessed items.<br /> #*Usually the definite articles 'les' modifies them.<br /> #* mes: mes livres<br /> #* tes: tes livres<br /> #* ses: ses livres<br /> #* nos: nos livres<br /> #* vos: vos livres<br /> #* leurs: leurs livres<br /> # Learn ''adjectifs possessifs'' for ''féminin singulier'' possessed items.<br /> #*Usually the definite articles 'la' modifies them.<br /> #* ma: ma jupe<br /> #* ta: ta jupe<br /> #* sa: sa jupe<br /> #* notre: notre jupe <br /> #* votre: votre jupe<br /> #* leur: leur jupe<br /> # Learn ''adjectifs possessifs'' for ''féminin pluriel'' possessed items.<br /> #*Usually the definite articles 'les' modifies them.<br /> #* mes: mes jupes<br /> #* tes: tes jupes<br /> #* ses: ses jupes<br /> #* nos: nos jupes <br /> #* vos: vos jupes<br /> #* leurs: leurs jupes<br /> # Note that plural feminin for both genders are the same.</div>

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<p>Wikiadmin: /* Possessive Adjectives */</p> <hr /> <div>{{inuse|24/Nov/2022|Admin}}<br /> There are several approaches to learning a foreign language. All with both success and failure depending on the previous pedagogy of the learner. One method is learning important chunks of that language. Here you might be interested in learning pronouns of French language, through this How to.[[Category:French]]<br /> == Steps ==<br /> === Preliminaries ===<br /> # Learn French pronounciation. It is recommended to learn French pronunciation at [[How to Pronounce French Words|How to Pronounce French Words]] <br /> # Learn these French words.<br /> #* Pronoun : pronom (/pro-'''nom'''/)<br /> #* Subject : la sujet (/su-'''jeh'''/)<br /> #* Subjective : sujetive (/su-'''jeh'''/-tiv)<br /> #* Object : objet (/ob-'''je'''/)<br /> #* Objective : objetive (/ob-jeh-'''tiv'''/)<br /> #* Direct Objective : objetive direct (/di-'''reh'''/) <br /> #* Indirect : indiretto (/in-di-'''ret'''/)<br /> #* Double : double (/'''dubl'''/) <br /> #* Reflexive : réfléchi(/reh-fle-'''shi'''/)<br /> #* Relative : relativ (/re-la-'''tiv'''/)<br /> #* Possessive : possessive(/pos-ses-'''siv'''/)<br /> #* Adjective : adjective(/ajeh-'''tiv'''/)<br /> # Avoid second person singular. A foreign learner should '''never''' use a second person singular such as '''''tu, ton''''', and so on, until he is very comfortable in using French. It could be insulting. <br /> # French pronouns come in following sections<br /> <br /> === Subjective Pronouns ===<br /> # Learn in Frenchit is called, ''pronom sujetive''. They appear as the subject (sujeh) of the sentence.<br /> <br /> # Singular<br /> #* I : je <br /> #** Pronounced as /'''zho'''/ <br /> #* You (familiar informal) : tu <br /> #** Pronounced as just /too/ <br /> #* He: Il <br /> #** Pronounced as /'''ill'''/<br /> #* She: elle <br /> #** Pronounced as /'''ell'''/<br /> #* One: on (common for female human and feminine nouns). <br /> #** Pronounced as /b'''on'''e/<br /> # Plural<br /> #* We : nous <br /> #** Pronounced as /'''noo'''/<br /> #* You (familiar) : vous <br /> #** Pronounced as /'''voo'''/<br /> #* They : ils (common for male human and masculine nouns). <br /> #** Pronounced as /'''ill'''/ <br /> #* They : elles (common for female human and feminine nouns). <br /> #** Pronounced as /'''ell'''/<br /> === Possessive Adjectives ===<br /> # Learn in French it is called, ''adjectifs possessifs''.<br /> # Learn usage. They modify a noun (nom) to show its owner.<br /> #* Owner could be human or anything.<br /> #* Possessed item could be human or anything.<br /> # Grammatically they agree in gender and singular/plural with the possessed item not the owner of that item. For example,<br /> #* In English they say &quot;My book&quot; and in plural again &quot;My books&quot;, but in French it is said, ''&quot;mon livre&quot;'' and ''&quot;mes livres&quot;'', respectively.<br /> #* In English they say &quot;His book&quot; and in feminine it changes to &quot;Her book&quot;, but in French it is said, ''&quot;son livre&quot;'' and ''&quot;son livre&quot;'', respectively; both masculine since livre is a masculine (masculin) noun.<br /> # Learn ''adjectifs possessifs'' for ''masculin singulier'' possessed items.<br /> #*Usually the definite articles 'le' modifies them.<br /> #* mon: mon livre<br /> #* ton: ton livre<br /> #* son: son livre<br /> #* notre: notre livre<br /> #* votre: votre livre<br /> #* leur: leur livre<br /> # Learn ''adjectifs possessifs'' for ''masculin pluriel'' possessed items.<br /> #*Usually the definite articles 'les' modifies them.<br /> #* mes: mes livres<br /> #* tes: tes livres<br /> #* ses: ses livres<br /> #* nos: nos livres<br /> #* vos: vos livres<br /> #* leurs: leurs livres<br /> # Learn ''adjectifs possessifs'' for ''féminin singulier'' possessed items.<br /> #*Usually the definite articles 'la' modifies them.<br /> #* ma: ma jupe<br /> #* ta: ta jupe<br /> #* sa: sa jupe<br /> #* notre: notre jupe <br /> #* votre: votre jupe<br /> #* leur: leur jupe<br /> # Learn ''adjectifs possessifs'' for ''féminin pluriel'' possessed items.<br /> #*Usually the definite articles 'les' modifies them.<br /> #* mie: mes jupes<br /> #* tue: tes jupes<br /> #* sue: ses jupes<br /> #* notre: nos jupes <br /> #* votre: vos jupes<br /> #* leurs: leurs jupes<br /> # Note that plural feminin for both genders are the same.</div>

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<p>Wikiadmin: /* Possessive Adjectives */</p> <hr /> <div>{{inuse|24/Nov/2022|Admin}}<br /> There are several approaches to learning a foreign language. All with both success and failure depending on the previous pedagogy of the learner. One method is learning important chunks of that language. Here you might be interested in learning pronouns of French language, through this How to.[[Category:French]]<br /> == Steps ==<br /> === Preliminaries ===<br /> # Learn French pronounciation. It is recommended to learn French pronunciation at [[How to Pronounce French Words|How to Pronounce French Words]] <br /> # Learn these French words.<br /> #* Pronoun : pronom (/pro-'''nom'''/)<br /> #* Subject : la sujet (/su-'''jeh'''/)<br /> #* Subjective : sujetive (/su-'''jeh'''/-tiv)<br /> #* Object : objet (/ob-'''je'''/)<br /> #* Objective : objetive (/ob-jeh-'''tiv'''/)<br /> #* Direct Objective : objetive direct (/di-'''reh'''/) <br /> #* Indirect : indiretto (/in-di-'''ret'''/)<br /> #* Double : double (/'''dubl'''/) <br /> #* Reflexive : réfléchi(/reh-fle-'''shi'''/)<br /> #* Relative : relativ (/re-la-'''tiv'''/)<br /> #* Possessive : possessive(/pos-ses-'''siv'''/)<br /> #* Adjective : adjective(/ajeh-'''tiv'''/)<br /> # Avoid second person singular. A foreign learner should '''never''' use a second person singular such as '''''tu, ton''''', and so on, until he is very comfortable in using French. It could be insulting. <br /> # French pronouns come in following sections<br /> <br /> === Subjective Pronouns ===<br /> # Learn in Frenchit is called, ''pronom sujetive''. They appear as the subject (sujeh) of the sentence.<br /> <br /> # Singular<br /> #* I : je <br /> #** Pronounced as /'''zho'''/ <br /> #* You (familiar informal) : tu <br /> #** Pronounced as just /too/ <br /> #* He: Il <br /> #** Pronounced as /'''ill'''/<br /> #* She: elle <br /> #** Pronounced as /'''ell'''/<br /> #* One: on (common for female human and feminine nouns). <br /> #** Pronounced as /b'''on'''e/<br /> # Plural<br /> #* We : nous <br /> #** Pronounced as /'''noo'''/<br /> #* You (familiar) : vous <br /> #** Pronounced as /'''voo'''/<br /> #* They : ils (common for male human and masculine nouns). <br /> #** Pronounced as /'''ill'''/ <br /> #* They : elles (common for female human and feminine nouns). <br /> #** Pronounced as /'''ell'''/<br /> === Possessive Adjectives ===<br /> # Learn in French it is called, ''adjectifs possessifs''.<br /> # Learn usage. They modify a noun (nom) to show its owner.<br /> #* Owner could be human or anything.<br /> #* Possessed item could be human or anything.<br /> # Grammatically they agree in gender and singular/plural with the possessed item not the owner of that item. For example,<br /> #* In English they say &quot;My book&quot; and in plural again &quot;My books&quot;, but in French it is said, ''&quot;mon livre&quot;'' and ''&quot;mes livres&quot;'', respectively.<br /> #* In English they say &quot;His book&quot; and in feminine it changes to &quot;Her book&quot;, but in French it is said, ''&quot;son livre&quot;'' and ''&quot;son livre&quot;'', respectively; both masculine since livre is a masculine (masculin) noun.<br /> # Learn ''adjectifs possessifs'' for ''masculin singulier'' possessed items.<br /> #*Usually the definite articles 'le' modifies them.<br /> #* mon: mon livre<br /> #* ton: ton livre<br /> #* son: son livre<br /> #* notre: notre livre<br /> #* votre: votre livre<br /> #* leur: leur livre<br /> # Learn ''adjectifs possessifs'' for ''masculin pluriel'' possessed items.<br /> #*Usually the definite articles 'les' modifies them.<br /> #* mes: mes livres<br /> #* tes: tes livres<br /> #* ses: ses livres<br /> #* nos: nos livres<br /> #* vos: vos livres<br /> #* leurs: leurs livres<br /> # Learn ''adjectifs possessifs'' for ''féminin singulier'' possessed items.<br /> #*Usually the definite articles 'la' modifies them.<br /> #* ma: ma jupe<br /> #* ta: ta jupe<br /> #* sa: sa jupe<br /> #* notre: notre jupe <br /> #* votre: votre jupe<br /> #* leur: leur penna<br /> # Learn ''possessivo aggettivo'' for ''plural femminile'' possessed items.<br /> #*Usually the definite articles 'le' modifies them.<br /> #* mie: le mie penne<br /> #* tue: le tue penne<br /> #* Sue: le Sue penne (polite singular second person).<br /> #* sue: le sue penne<br /> #* nostre: le nostre penne<br /> #* vostre: le vostre penne<br /> #* Loro: le Loro penne (polite plural second person).<br /> #* loro: le loro penne<br /> # Note that loro and Loro never changed. All other possessive adjectives changed according to the number and gender of the modified nouns except ''loro'' and ''Loro''</div>

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<p>Wikiadmin: /* Possessive Adjectives */</p> <hr /> <div>{{inuse|24/Nov/2022|Admin}}<br /> There are several approaches to learning a foreign language. All with both success and failure depending on the previous pedagogy of the learner. One method is learning important chunks of that language. Here you might be interested in learning pronouns of French language, through this How to.[[Category:French]]<br /> == Steps ==<br /> === Preliminaries ===<br /> # Learn French pronounciation. It is recommended to learn French pronunciation at [[How to Pronounce French Words|How to Pronounce French Words]] <br /> # Learn these French words.<br /> #* Pronoun : pronom (/pro-'''nom'''/)<br /> #* Subject : la sujet (/su-'''jeh'''/)<br /> #* Subjective : sujetive (/su-'''jeh'''/-tiv)<br /> #* Object : objet (/ob-'''je'''/)<br /> #* Objective : objetive (/ob-jeh-'''tiv'''/)<br /> #* Direct Objective : objetive direct (/di-'''reh'''/) <br /> #* Indirect : indiretto (/in-di-'''ret'''/)<br /> #* Double : double (/'''dubl'''/) <br /> #* Reflexive : réfléchi(/reh-fle-'''shi'''/)<br /> #* Relative : relativ (/re-la-'''tiv'''/)<br /> #* Possessive : possessive(/pos-ses-'''siv'''/)<br /> #* Adjective : adjective(/ajeh-'''tiv'''/)<br /> # Avoid second person singular. A foreign learner should '''never''' use a second person singular such as '''''tu, ton''''', and so on, until he is very comfortable in using French. It could be insulting. <br /> # French pronouns come in following sections<br /> <br /> === Subjective Pronouns ===<br /> # Learn in Frenchit is called, ''pronom sujetive''. They appear as the subject (sujeh) of the sentence.<br /> <br /> # Singular<br /> #* I : je <br /> #** Pronounced as /'''zho'''/ <br /> #* You (familiar informal) : tu <br /> #** Pronounced as just /too/ <br /> #* He: Il <br /> #** Pronounced as /'''ill'''/<br /> #* She: elle <br /> #** Pronounced as /'''ell'''/<br /> #* One: on (common for female human and feminine nouns). <br /> #** Pronounced as /b'''on'''e/<br /> # Plural<br /> #* We : nous <br /> #** Pronounced as /'''noo'''/<br /> #* You (familiar) : vous <br /> #** Pronounced as /'''voo'''/<br /> #* They : ils (common for male human and masculine nouns). <br /> #** Pronounced as /'''ill'''/ <br /> #* They : elles (common for female human and feminine nouns). <br /> #** Pronounced as /'''ell'''/<br /> === Possessive Adjectives ===<br /> # Learn in French it is called, ''adjectifs possessifs''.<br /> # Learn usage. They modify a noun (nom) to show its owner.<br /> #* Owner could be human or anything.<br /> #* Possessed item could be human or anything.<br /> # Grammatically they agree in gender and singular/plural with the possessed item not the owner of that item. For example,<br /> #* In English they say &quot;My book&quot; and in plural again &quot;My books&quot;, but in French it is said, ''&quot;mon livre&quot;'' and ''&quot;mes livres&quot;'', respectively.<br /> #* In English they say &quot;His book&quot; and in feminine it changes to &quot;Her book&quot;, but in French it is said, ''&quot;son livre&quot;'' and ''&quot;son livre&quot;'', respectively; both masculine since livre is a masculine (masculin) noun.<br /> # Learn ''adjectifs possessifs'' for ''singolare maschile'' possessed items.<br /> #*Usually the definite articles 'il' modifies them.<br /> #* mio: il mio libro<br /> #* tuo: il tuo libro<br /> #* Suo: il Suo libro (polite singular second person).<br /> #* suo: il suo libro<br /> #* nostro: il nostro libro<br /> #* vostro: il vostro libro<br /> #* Loro: il Loro libro (polite plural second person).<br /> #* loro: il loro libro<br /> # Learn ''possessivo aggettivo'' for ''plurale maschile'' possessed items.<br /> #*Usually the definite articles 'i' modifies them.<br /> #* miei: i miei libri<br /> #* tuoi: i tuoi libri<br /> #* Suoi: i Suoi libri (polite singular second person).<br /> #* suoi: i suoi libri<br /> #* nostri: i nostri libri<br /> #* vostri: i vostri libri<br /> #* Loro: i Loro libri (polite plural second person).<br /> #* loro: i loro libri<br /> # Learn ''possessivo aggettivo'' for ''singolare femminile'' possessed items.<br /> #*Usually the definite articles 'la' modifies them.<br /> #* mia: la mia penna<br /> #* tua: la tua penna<br /> #* Sua: la Sua penna (polite singular second person).<br /> #* sua: la sua penna<br /> #* nostra: la nostra penna<br /> #* vostra: la vostra penna<br /> #* Loro: la Loro penna (polite plural second person).<br /> #* loro: la loro penna<br /> # Learn ''possessivo aggettivo'' for ''plural femminile'' possessed items.<br /> #*Usually the definite articles 'le' modifies them.<br /> #* mie: le mie penne<br /> #* tue: le tue penne<br /> #* Sue: le Sue penne (polite singular second person).<br /> #* sue: le sue penne<br /> #* nostre: le nostre penne<br /> #* vostre: le vostre penne<br /> #* Loro: le Loro penne (polite plural second person).<br /> #* loro: le loro penne<br /> # Note that loro and Loro never changed. All other possessive adjectives changed according to the number and gender of the modified nouns except ''loro'' and ''Loro''</div>

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<p>Wikiadmin: </p> <hr /> <div>{{inuse|24/Nov/2022|Admin}}<br /> There are several approaches to learning a foreign language. All with both success and failure depending on the previous pedagogy of the learner. One method is learning important chunks of that language. Here you might be interested in learning pronouns of French language, through this How to.[[Category:French]]<br /> == Steps ==<br /> === Preliminaries ===<br /> # Learn French pronounciation. It is recommended to learn French pronunciation at [[How to Pronounce French Words|How to Pronounce French Words]] <br /> # Learn these French words.<br /> #* Pronoun : pronom (/pro-'''nom'''/)<br /> #* Subject : la sujet (/su-'''jeh'''/)<br /> #* Subjective : sujetive (/su-'''jeh'''/-tiv)<br /> #* Object : objet (/ob-'''je'''/)<br /> #* Objective : objetive (/ob-jeh-'''tiv'''/)<br /> #* Direct Objective : objetive direct (/di-'''reh'''/) <br /> #* Indirect : indiretto (/in-di-'''ret'''/)<br /> #* Double : double (/'''dubl'''/) <br /> #* Reflexive : réfléchi(/reh-fle-'''shi'''/)<br /> #* Relative : relativ (/re-la-'''tiv'''/)<br /> #* Possessive : possessive(/pos-ses-'''siv'''/)<br /> #* Adjective : adjective(/ajeh-'''tiv'''/)<br /> # Avoid second person singular. A foreign learner should '''never''' use a second person singular such as '''''tu, ton''''', and so on, until he is very comfortable in using French. It could be insulting. <br /> # French pronouns come in following sections<br /> <br /> === Subjective Pronouns ===<br /> # Learn in Frenchit is called, ''pronom sujetive''. They appear as the subject (sujeh) of the sentence.<br /> <br /> # Singular<br /> #* I : je <br /> #** Pronounced as /'''zho'''/ <br /> #* You (familiar informal) : tu <br /> #** Pronounced as just /too/ <br /> #* He: Il <br /> #** Pronounced as /'''ill'''/<br /> #* She: elle <br /> #** Pronounced as /'''ell'''/<br /> #* One: on (common for female human and feminine nouns). <br /> #** Pronounced as /b'''on'''e/<br /> # Plural<br /> #* We : nous <br /> #** Pronounced as /'''noo'''/<br /> #* You (familiar) : vous <br /> #** Pronounced as /'''voo'''/<br /> #* They : ils (common for male human and masculine nouns). <br /> #** Pronounced as /'''ill'''/ <br /> #* They : elles (common for female human and feminine nouns). <br /> #** Pronounced as /'''ell'''/<br /> === Possessive Adjectives ===<br /> # Learn in Italian it is called, ''possessivo aggettivo''.<br /> # Learn usage. They modify a noun (nome) to show its owner.<br /> #* Owner could be human or anything.<br /> #* Possessed item could be human or anything.<br /> # Grammatically they agree in gender and singular/plural with the possessed item not the owner of that item. For example,<br /> #* In English they say &quot;My book&quot; and in plural again &quot;My books&quot;, but in Italian it is said, ''&quot;il mio libro&quot;'' and ''&quot;i miei libri&quot;'', respectively.<br /> #* In English they say &quot;His book&quot; and in feminine it changes to &quot;Her book&quot;, but in Italian it is said, ''&quot;il suo libro&quot;'' and ''&quot; il suo libro&quot;'', respectively; both masculine since libro is a masculine (maschile) noun.<br /> # Learn ''possessivo aggettivo'' for ''singolare maschile'' possessed items.<br /> #*Usually the definite articles 'il' modifies them.<br /> #* mio: il mio libro<br /> #* tuo: il tuo libro<br /> #* Suo: il Suo libro (polite singular second person).<br /> #* suo: il suo libro<br /> #* nostro: il nostro libro<br /> #* vostro: il vostro libro<br /> #* Loro: il Loro libro (polite plural second person).<br /> #* loro: il loro libro<br /> # Learn ''possessivo aggettivo'' for ''plurale maschile'' possessed items.<br /> #*Usually the definite articles 'i' modifies them.<br /> #* miei: i miei libri<br /> #* tuoi: i tuoi libri<br /> #* Suoi: i Suoi libri (polite singular second person).<br /> #* suoi: i suoi libri<br /> #* nostri: i nostri libri<br /> #* vostri: i vostri libri<br /> #* Loro: i Loro libri (polite plural second person).<br /> #* loro: i loro libri<br /> # Learn ''possessivo aggettivo'' for ''singolare femminile'' possessed items.<br /> #*Usually the definite articles 'la' modifies them.<br /> #* mia: la mia penna<br /> #* tua: la tua penna<br /> #* Sua: la Sua penna (polite singular second person).<br /> #* sua: la sua penna<br /> #* nostra: la nostra penna<br /> #* vostra: la vostra penna<br /> #* Loro: la Loro penna (polite plural second person).<br /> #* loro: la loro penna<br /> # Learn ''possessivo aggettivo'' for ''plural femminile'' possessed items.<br /> #*Usually the definite articles 'le' modifies them.<br /> #* mie: le mie penne<br /> #* tue: le tue penne<br /> #* Sue: le Sue penne (polite singular second person).<br /> #* sue: le sue penne<br /> #* nostre: le nostre penne<br /> #* vostre: le vostre penne<br /> #* Loro: le Loro penne (polite plural second person).<br /> #* loro: le loro penne<br /> # Note that loro and Loro never changed. All other possessive adjectives changed according to the number and gender of the modified nouns except ''loro'' and ''Loro''</div>

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<p>Wikiadmin: /* Subjective Pronouns */</p> <hr /> <div>{{inuse|24/Nov/2022|Admin}}<br /> There are several approaches to learning a foreign language. All with both success and failure depending on the previous pedagogy of the learner. One method is learning important chunks of that language. Here you might be interested in learning pronouns of French language, through this How to.[[Category:French]]<br /> == Steps ==<br /> === Preliminaries ===<br /> # Learn French pronounciation. It is recommended to learn French pronunciation at [[How to Pronounce French Words|How to Pronounce French Words]] <br /> # Learn these French words.<br /> #* Pronoun : pronom (/pro-'''nom'''/)<br /> #* Subject : la sujet (/su-'''jeh'''/)<br /> #* Subjective : sujetive (/su-'''jeh'''/-tiv)<br /> #* Object : objet (/ob-'''je'''/)<br /> #* Objective : objetive (/ob-jeh-'''tiv'''/)<br /> #* Direct Objective : objetive direct (/di-'''reh'''/) <br /> #* Indirect : indiretto (/in-di-'''ret'''/)<br /> #* Double : double (/'''dubl'''/) <br /> #* Reflexive : réfléchi(/reh-fle-'''shi'''/)<br /> #* Relative : relativ (/re-la-'''tiv'''/)<br /> #* Possessive : possessive(/pos-ses-'''siv'''/)<br /> #* Adjective : adjective(/ajeh-'''tiv'''/)<br /> # Avoid second person singular. A foreign learner should '''never''' use a second person singular such as '''''tu, ton''''', and so on, until he is very comfortable in using French. It could be insulting. <br /> # French pronouns come in following sections<br /> <br /> === Subjective Pronouns ===<br /> # Learn in Frenchit is called, ''pronom sujetive''. They appear as the subject (sujeh) of the sentence.<br /> <br /> # Singular<br /> #* I : je <br /> #** Pronounced as /'''zho'''/ <br /> #* You (familiar informal) : tu <br /> #** Pronounced as just /too/ <br /> #* He: Il <br /> #** Pronounced as /'''ill'''/<br /> #* She: elle <br /> #** Pronounced as /'''ell'''/<br /> #* One: on (common for female human and feminine nouns). <br /> #** Pronounced as /b'''on'''e/<br /> # Plural<br /> #* We : nous <br /> #** Pronounced as /'''noo'''/<br /> #* You (familiar) : vous <br /> #** Pronounced as /'''voo'''/<br /> #* They : ils (common for male human and masculine nouns). <br /> #** Pronounced as /'''ill'''/ <br /> #* They : elles (common for female human and feminine nouns). <br /> #** Pronounced as /'''ell'''/</div>

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<p>Wikiadmin: /* Steps */</p> <hr /> <div>&lt;p&gt;[[Image:Polemic_01.PNG|200px|thumb|right|Be Polemical]]&lt;font size=&quot;5&quot;&gt;T&lt;/font&gt;his website is created by motivation of some Facebook friends who are, mostly, not professional writer or journalist. I try to give some guidelines.&lt;br&gt;[[Category:English]]&lt;br&gt;<br /> == Steps ==<br /> #&amp;nbsp;Avoid putting an entire articles of others as a post or comment. We do not make another time eroding page of Facebook. It will be immediately deleted.<br /> #&amp;nbsp;Quote from the articles you have seen and read, as much as you like. But try to add flesh from your own creation.<br /> #&amp;nbsp;Try to make your own creation more than 50 per cent of the whole material.<br /> #&amp;nbsp;Use itemised propositions. If on first blogs you cannot integrate your ideas pen them down with bullets and itemised sentences.<br /> #&amp;nbsp;Keep the register. It means, attach to the subject and its tense you have selected to write about.<br /> #&amp;nbsp;Do not write more than 1000-1500 words. <br /> #&amp;nbsp;Divide very long posts into shorter posts and enumerate them as part 1, part 2 and so on.<br /> #&amp;nbsp;Paragraph your writing. Use punctuation.<br /> #&amp;nbsp;Consider paragraphing is kind of itemising. Hence, begin your paragraph with your next point and keep the register of that point to the end of each paragraph.<br /> #&amp;nbsp;Mind punctuations and capitalisation! <br /> #* Use question marks in its correct grammar of an interrogative sentence, never as a sarcasm and never repeat it (like this ??? or worse ?...?); otherwise you will disturb the semantics.<br /> #* Follow the same rule for exclamation marks. Do not confuse your reader and ask him to be surprised or become more surprised by repeating the exclamation as a &quot;guide&quot; for augmentation of surprising situation.<br /> #* Do not over-use too much &quot;commas&quot;; instead, break the sentences. Avoid &quot;run-in&quot; sentences. That is, usig commas seprating two or more sentences that should be separated by &quot;period&quot; or should be connected with conjuncts. <br /> #* Do not use capital letters in place of underscoring. All-capital sentences have no meaning; frequently, are interpreted as kind of shouting and even insult. Use bold face fonts instead of all-capital phrases if you mean emphasise.<br /> #&amp;nbsp;Do not over-use fonts of different shapes, colours, sizes, and font faces. <br /> #&amp;nbsp;Use justified text. This helps a better appearance of your writing. in Word Press blogs click on your text then click &quot;Ctrl+a&quot; then do a &quot;Shift+Alt+j&quot; your text will become justified.<br /> #&amp;nbsp;Avoid three L's: Lie, Libel, Label of people.<br /> #&amp;nbsp;Have a go for proof reading of your articles; otherwise, people will not read your things.<br /> #&amp;nbsp;Do not be shy. Everything has its own customer. Moreover, you will improve by time.<br /> #&amp;nbsp;Know your goal. Like all the great and non-great writers your goal is to entertain yourselves not to expect the public ovation. Therefore, allow your mind and pen to flow freely and to create, even though you believe nobody will read it. Allow your creativity to boil out and flow over your caldron.<br /> #&amp;nbsp;Follow the lesson of Father McKenzie: [[File:WikiHowPolmical.png|600px|thumb|center|Father Mckenzie's Lesson]]<br /> #&amp;nbsp;Be terse in quoting from the holy books. Give the understanding of one verse or two, you might quote, at any blog. If you feel you have a duty, a mission, of enlightening other individuals, do it with care and obsession and clear language and responsibility not just to get rid of the burden you feel. <br /> #&amp;nbsp;Do not believe that you have to respond to any contrary comments<br /> #&amp;nbsp;Try not to answer to the inflamatory comments; except, when they are from a genuin concern.<br /> #&amp;nbsp;Do not use &quot;he/she&quot;. That won't help anyone.<br /> #&amp;nbsp;Use the space for personal improvement. Take your time and be patient, one step at a time.<br /> <br /> == Warning ==<br /> * Do not include any picture of children, or any graphical description of cruelty and sex towards animals and humans or such pictures. <br /> * Don't post pictures or videos of character, pornographic, erotic, violent or cruel or links to them. Do not post photos of children victims of human cruelty or social injustice, not under any pretext.<br /> * Don't include any pictures of snakes.<br /> * When editing the works of other people, do not change sentences and semantic and literary works of those people. Improve solely paragraphing, grammar and punctuation. Ask them before republishing the edited work.<br /> <br /> == Tips ==<br /> *[http://polemical.uk/ Link to Polemical Home Page]<br /> *[http://polemical.uk/politico/ Link to Polemical Political Blog]<br /> *[http://polemical.uk/retorico/ Link to Polemical Rhetorical Blog]<br /> *[http://polemical.uk/poetico/ Link to Polemical Poetical Blog]<br /> *[http://polemical.uk/religio/ Link to Polemical Religious Blog]<br /> *[http://polemical.uk/artistico/ Link to Polemical Arts Blog]</div>

Wikiadmin http://messiahpsychoanalyst.org/wikihow/index.php?title=How_to_Write_for_Polemical_Website&diff=874 2023-03-28T09:53:21Z

<p>Wikiadmin: /* Steps */</p> <hr /> <div>&lt;p&gt;[[Image:Polemic_01.PNG|200px|thumb|right|Be Polemical]]&lt;font size=&quot;5&quot;&gt;T&lt;/font&gt;his website is created by motivation of some Facebook friends who are, mostly, not professional writer or journalist. I try to give some guidelines.&lt;br&gt;[[Category:English]]&lt;br&gt;<br /> == Steps ==<br /> #&amp;nbsp;Avoid putting an entire articles of others as a post or comment. We do not make another time eroding page of Facebook. It will be immediately deleted.<br /> #&amp;nbsp;Quote from the articles you have seen and read, as much as you like. But try to add flesh from your own creation.<br /> #&amp;nbsp;Try to make your own creation more than 50 per cent of the whole material.<br /> #&amp;nbsp;Use itemised propositions. If on first blogs you cannot integrate your ideas pen them down with bullets and itemised sentences.<br /> #&amp;nbsp;Keep the register. It means, attach to the subject and its tense you have selected to write about.<br /> #&amp;nbsp;Do not write more than 1000-1500 words. <br /> #&amp;nbsp;Divide very long posts into shorter posts and enumerate them as part 1, part 2 and so on.<br /> #&amp;nbsp;Paragraph your writing. Use punctuation.<br /> #&amp;nbsp;Consider paragraphing is kind of itemising. Hence, begin your paragraph with your next point and keep the register of that point to the end of each paragraph.<br /> #&amp;nbsp;Mind punctuations and capitalisation! <br /> #* Use question marks in its correct grammar of an interrogative sentence, never as a sarcasm and never repeat it (like this ??? or worse ?...?); otherwise you will disturb the semantics.<br /> #* Follow the same rule for exclamation marks. Do not confuse your reader and ask him to be surprised or become more surprised by repeating the exclamation as a &quot;guide&quot; for augmentation of surprising situation.<br /> #* Do not over-use too much &quot;commas&quot;; instead, break the sentences. Avoid &quot;run-in&quot; sentences. That is, two or more sentences that should be separated by &quot;period&quot; or should be connected with conjuncts. <br /> #* Do not use capital letters in place of underscoring. All-capital sentences have no meaning; frequently, are interpreted as kind of shouting and even insult. Use bold face fonts instead of all-capital phrases if you mean emphasise.<br /> #&amp;nbsp;Do not over-use fonts of different shapes, colours, sizes, and font faces. <br /> #&amp;nbsp;Use justified text. This helps a better appearance of your writing. in Word Press blogs click on your text then click &quot;Ctrl+a&quot; then do a &quot;Shift+Alt+j&quot; your text will become justified.<br /> #&amp;nbsp;Avoid three L's: Lie, Libel, Label of people.<br /> #&amp;nbsp;Have a go for proof reading of your articles; otherwise, people will not read your things.<br /> #&amp;nbsp;Do not be shy. Everything has its own customer. Moreover, you will improve by time.<br /> #&amp;nbsp;Know your goal. Like all the great and non-great writers your goal is to entertain yourselves not to expect the public ovation. Therefore, allow your mind and pen to flow freely and to create, even though you believe nobody will read it. Allow your creativity to boil out and flow over your caldron.<br /> #&amp;nbsp;Follow the lesson of Father McKenzie: [[File:WikiHowPolmical.png|600px|thumb|center|Father Mckenzie's Lesson]]<br /> #&amp;nbsp;Be terse in quoting from the holy books. Give the understanding of one verse or two, you might quote, at any blog. If you feel you have a duty, a mission, of enlightening other individuals, do it with care and obsession and clear language and responsibility not just to get rid of the burden you feel. <br /> #&amp;nbsp;Do not believe that you have to respond to any contrary comments<br /> #&amp;nbsp;Try not to answer to the inflamatory comments; except, when they are from a genuin concern.<br /> #&amp;nbsp;Do not use &quot;he/she&quot;. That won't help anyone.<br /> #&amp;nbsp;Use the space for personal improvement. Take your time and be patient, one step at a time.<br /> <br /> == Warning ==<br /> * Do not include any picture of children, or any graphical description of cruelty and sex towards animals and humans or such pictures. <br /> * Don't post pictures or videos of character, pornographic, erotic, violent or cruel or links to them. Do not post photos of children victims of human cruelty or social injustice, not under any pretext.<br /> * Don't include any pictures of snakes.<br /> * When editing the works of other people, do not change sentences and semantic and literary works of those people. Improve solely paragraphing, grammar and punctuation. Ask them before republishing the edited work.<br /> <br /> == Tips ==<br /> *[http://polemical.uk/ Link to Polemical Home Page]<br /> *[http://polemical.uk/politico/ Link to Polemical Political Blog]<br /> *[http://polemical.uk/retorico/ Link to Polemical Rhetorical Blog]<br /> *[http://polemical.uk/poetico/ Link to Polemical Poetical Blog]<br /> *[http://polemical.uk/religio/ Link to Polemical Religious Blog]<br /> *[http://polemical.uk/artistico/ Link to Polemical Arts Blog]</div>

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<p>Wikiadmin: /* Steps */</p> <hr /> <div>&lt;p&gt;[[Image:Polemic_01.PNG|200px|thumb|right|Be Polemical]]&lt;font size=&quot;5&quot;&gt;T&lt;/font&gt;his website is created by motivation of some Facebook friends who are, mostly, not professional writer or journalist. I try to give some guidelines.&lt;br&gt;[[Category:English]]&lt;br&gt;<br /> == Steps ==<br /> #&amp;nbsp;Avoid putting an entire articles of others as a post or comment. We do not make another time eroding page of Facebook. It will be immediately deleted.<br /> #&amp;nbsp;Quote from the articles you have seen and read, as much as you like. But try to add flesh from your own creation.<br /> #&amp;nbsp;Try to make your own creation more than 50 per cent of the whole material.<br /> #&amp;nbsp;Use itemised propositions. If on first blogs you cannot integrate your ideas pen them down with bullets and itemised sentences.<br /> #&amp;nbsp;Keep the register. It means, attach to the subject and its tense you have selected to write about.<br /> #&amp;nbsp;Do not write more than 1000-1500 words. <br /> #&amp;nbsp;Divide very long posts into shorter posts and enumerate them as part 1, part 2 and so on.<br /> #&amp;nbsp;Paragraph your writing. Use punctuation.<br /> #&amp;nbsp;Consider paragraphing is kind of itemising. Hence, begin your paragraph with your next point and keep the register of that point to the end of each paragraph.<br /> #&amp;nbsp;Mind punctuations and capitalisation! <br /> #* Use question marks in its correct grammar of an interrogative sentence, never as a sarcasm and never repeat it (like this ??? or worse ?...?); otherwise you will disturb the semantics.<br /> #* Follow the same rule for exclamation marks. Do not confuse your reader and ask him to be surprised or become more surprised by repeating the exclamation as a &quot;guide&quot; for augmentation of surprising situation.<br /> #* Do not over-use too much &quot;commas&quot;; instead, break the sentences. Avoid &quot;run-in&quot; sentences. That is, two or more sentences that should be separated by &quot;period&quot; or should be connected with conjuncts. <br /> #* Do not use capital letters in place of underscoring. All-capital sentences have no meaning; frequently, are interpreted as kind of shouting and even insult. Use bold face fonts instead of all-capital phrases if you mean emphasise.<br /> #&amp;nbsp;Do not over-use fonts of different shapes, colours, sizes, and font faces. <br /> #&amp;nbsp;Use justified text. This helps a better appearance of your writing. in Word Press blogs click on your text then click &quot;Ctrl+a&quot; then do a &quot;Shift+Alt+j&quot; your text will become justified.<br /> #&amp;nbsp;Avoid three L's: Lie, Libel, Label of people.<br /> #&amp;nbsp;Have a go for proof reading of your articles; otherwise, people will not read your things.<br /> #&amp;nbsp;Do not be shy. Everything has its own customer. Moreover, you will improve by time.<br /> #&amp;nbsp;Know your goal. Like all the great and non-great writers your goal is to entertain yourselves not to expect the public ovation. Therefore, allow your mind and pen to flow freely and to create, even though you believe nobody will read it. Allow your creativity to boil out and flow over your caldron.<br /> #&amp;nbsp;Follow the lesson of Father McKenzie: [[File:WikiHowPolmical.png|600px|thumb|center|Father Mckenzie's Lesson]]<br /> #&amp;nbsp;Be terse in quoting from the holy books. Give the understanding of one verse or two, you might quote, at any blog. If you feel you have a duty, a mission, of enlightening other individuals, do it with care and obsession and clear language and responsibility not just to get ride of the burden you feel. <br /> #&amp;nbsp;Do not believe that you have to respond to any contrary comments<br /> #&amp;nbsp;Try not to answer to the inflamatory comments; except, when they are from a genuin concern.<br /> #&amp;nbsp;Do not use &quot;he/she&quot;. That won't help anyone.<br /> #&amp;nbsp;Use the space for personal improvement. Take your time and be patient, one step at a time.<br /> <br /> == Warning ==<br /> * Do not include any picture of children, or any graphical description of cruelty and sex towards animals and humans or such pictures. <br /> * Don't post pictures or videos of character, pornographic, erotic, violent or cruel or links to them. Do not post photos of children victims of human cruelty or social injustice, not under any pretext.<br /> * Don't include any pictures of snakes.<br /> * When editing the works of other people, do not change sentences and semantic and literary works of those people. Improve solely paragraphing, grammar and punctuation. Ask them before republishing the edited work.<br /> <br /> == Tips ==<br /> *[http://polemical.uk/ Link to Polemical Home Page]<br /> *[http://polemical.uk/politico/ Link to Polemical Political Blog]<br /> *[http://polemical.uk/retorico/ Link to Polemical Rhetorical Blog]<br /> *[http://polemical.uk/poetico/ Link to Polemical Poetical Blog]<br /> *[http://polemical.uk/religio/ Link to Polemical Religious Blog]<br /> *[http://polemical.uk/artistico/ Link to Polemical Arts Blog]</div>

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<p>Wikiadmin: /* Subjective Pronouns */</p> <hr /> <div>{{inuse|24/Nov/2022|Admin}}<br /> There are several approaches to learning a foreign language. All with both success and failure depending on the previous pedagogy of the learner. One method is learning important chunks of that language. Here you might be interested in learning pronouns of French language, through this How to.[[Category:French]]<br /> == Steps ==<br /> === Preliminaries ===<br /> # Learn French pronounciation. It is recommended to learn French pronunciation at [[How to Pronounce French Words|How to Pronounce French Words]] <br /> # Learn these French words.<br /> #* Pronoun : pronom (/pro-'''nom'''/)<br /> #* Subject : la sujet (/su-'''jeh'''/)<br /> #* Subjective : sujetive (/su-'''jeh'''/-tiv)<br /> #* Object : objet (/ob-'''je'''/)<br /> #* Objective : objetive (/ob-jeh-'''tiv'''/)<br /> #* Direct Objective : objetive direct (/di-'''reh'''/) <br /> #* Indirect : indiretto (/in-di-'''ret'''/)<br /> #* Double : double (/'''dubl'''/) <br /> #* Reflexive : réfléchi(/reh-fle-'''shi'''/)<br /> #* Relative : relativ (/re-la-'''tiv'''/)<br /> #* Possessive : possessive(/pos-ses-'''siv'''/)<br /> #* Adjective : adjective(/ajeh-'''tiv'''/)<br /> # Avoid second person singular. A foreign learner should '''never''' use a second person singular such as '''''tu, ton''''', and so on, until he is very comfortable in using French. It could be insulting. <br /> # French pronouns come in following sections<br /> <br /> === Subjective Pronouns ===<br /> # Learn in Frenchit is called, ''pronom sujetive''. They appear as the subject (sujeh) of the sentence.<br /> <br /> # Singular<br /> #* I : je <br /> #** Pronounced as /'''j'''-o/ <br /> #* You (familiar) : tu <br /> #** Pronounced as just /tu/<br /> #* You (normal polite) : Lei <br /> #** Pronounced as /'''le'''-i/<br /> #** Notice it is always capitalised in writting.<br /> #** Verbs using this also come similare to verbs for the third person ''lei''. <br /> #* He : egli (becoming obsolete). <br /> #** Pronounced as /'''e&amp;#654;'''-&amp;#654;i/<br /> #** Is used only for emphasise and advanced learner. <br /> #* He: Il <br /> #** Pronounced as /'''i'''-l/<br /> #* He: esso (common for male human and masculine nouns). <br /> #** Pronounced as /'''es'''-so/<br /> #* She: ella (becoming obsolete). <br /> #** Pronounced as /'''el'''-la/<br /> #* She: elle <br /> #** Pronounced as /'''le'''-i/<br /> #* She: essa (common for female human and feminine nouns). <br /> #** Pronounced as /'''es'''-sa/<br /> # Plural<br /> #* We : noi <br /> #** Pronounced as /'''no'''-i/<br /> #* You (familiar) : voi <br /> #** Pronounced as /'''vo'''-i/<br /> #** This is becomming more dominant in all modern occasions<br /> #* You (very polite, informal): Loro <br /> #** Pronounced as /'''lo'''-ro/<br /> #** Notice it is always capitalised in writting.<br /> #** Verbs using this also come similare to verbs for the third person ''loro''. <br /> #* They : loro (for humans only). <br /> #** Pronounced as /'''lo'''-ro/<br /> #* They : essi (common for male human and masculine nouns). <br /> #** Pronounced as /'''es'''-si/ <br /> #* They : esse (common for female human and feminine nouns). <br /> #** Pronounced as /'''es'''-se/</div>

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<p>Wikiadmin: /* Preliminaries */</p> <hr /> <div>{{inuse|24/Nov/2022|Admin}}<br /> There are several approaches to learning a foreign language. All with both success and failure depending on the previous pedagogy of the learner. One method is learning important chunks of that language. Here you might be interested in learning pronouns of French language, through this How to.[[Category:French]]<br /> == Steps ==<br /> === Preliminaries ===<br /> # Learn French pronounciation. It is recommended to learn French pronunciation at [[How to Pronounce French Words|How to Pronounce French Words]] <br /> # Learn these French words.<br /> #* Pronoun : pronom (/pro-'''nom'''/)<br /> #* Subject : la sujet (/su-'''jeh'''/)<br /> #* Subjective : sujetive (/su-'''jeh'''/-tiv)<br /> #* Object : objet (/ob-'''je'''/)<br /> #* Objective : objetive (/ob-jeh-'''tiv'''/)<br /> #* Direct Objective : objetive direct (/di-'''reh'''/) <br /> #* Indirect : indiretto (/in-di-'''ret'''/)<br /> #* Double : double (/'''dubl'''/) <br /> #* Reflexive : réfléchi(/reh-fle-'''shi'''/)<br /> #* Relative : relativ (/re-la-'''tiv'''/)<br /> #* Possessive : possessive(/pos-ses-'''siv'''/)<br /> #* Adjective : adjective(/ajeh-'''tiv'''/)<br /> # Avoid second person singular. A foreign learner should '''never''' use a second person singular such as '''''tu, ton''''', and so on, until he is very comfortable in using French. It could be insulting. <br /> # French pronouns come in following sections<br /> <br /> === Subjective Pronouns ===</div>

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<p>Wikiadmin: /* Preliminaries */</p> <hr /> <div>{{inuse|24/Nov/2022|Admin}}<br /> There are several approaches to learning a foreign language. All with both success and failure depending on the previous pedagogy of the learner. One method is learning important chunks of that language. Here you might be interested in learning pronouns of French language, through this How to.[[Category:French]]<br /> == Steps ==<br /> === Preliminaries ===<br /> # Learn Frenchpronounciation. It is recommended to learn French pronunciation at [[How to Pronounce French Words|How to Pronounce French Words]] <br /> # Learn these French words.<br /> #* Pronoun : pronom (/pro-'''nom'''/)<br /> #* Subject : la sujet (/su-'''jeh'''/)<br /> #* Subjective : sujetive (/su-'''jeh'''/-tiv)<br /> #* Object : objet (/ob-'''je'''/)<br /> #* Objective : objetive (/ob-jeh-'''tiv'''/)<br /> #* Direct Objective : objetive direct (/di-'''reh'''/) <br /> #* Indirect : indiretto (/in-di-'''ret'''/)<br /> #* Double : double (/'''dubl'''/) <br /> #* Reflexive : réfléchi(/reh-fle-'''shi'''/)<br /> #* Relative : relativ (/re-la-'''tiv'''/)<br /> #* Possessive : possessive(/pos-ses-'''siv'''/)<br /> #* Adjective : adjective(/ajeh-'''tiv'''/)<br /> # Avoid second person singular. A foreign learner should '''never''' use a second person singular such as '''''tu, ton''''', and so on, until he is very comfortable in using French. It could be insulting. <br /> # French pronouns come in following sections<br /> <br /> === Subjective Pronouns ===</div>

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<p>Wikiadmin: /* Preliminaries */</p> <hr /> <div>{{inuse|24/Nov/2022|Admin}}<br /> There are several approaches to learning a foreign language. All with both success and failure depending on the previous pedagogy of the learner. One method is learning important chunks of that language. Here you might be interested in learning pronouns of French language, through this How to.[[Category:French]]<br /> == Steps ==<br /> === Preliminaries ===<br /> # Learn Frenchpronounciation. It is recommended to learn French pronunciation at [[How to Pronounce French Words|How to Pronounce French Words]] <br /> # Learn these French words.<br /> #* Pronoun : pronom (/pro-'''nom'''/)<br /> #* Subject : la sujet (/su-'''jeh'''/)<br /> #* Subjective : sujetiv (/su-'''je'''/)<br /> #* Object : objet (/ob-'''je'''/)<br /> #* Objective : objetiv (/o-jet-'''tiv'''/)<br /> #* Direct Objective : complement (/com-plo-'''mun'''/) ojetiv<br /> #* Indirect : indiretto (/in-di-'''ret'''-t/)<br /> #* Double : doppio (/'''dop'''/) <br /> #* Reflexive : reflexsivo (/ri-fles-'''siv'''/)<br /> #* Relative : relativ (/re-la-'''tiv'''/)<br /> #* Possessive : possessiv (/pos-ses-'''siv'''/)<br /> #* Adjective : aggettivo (/ag-get-'''ti'''-vo/)<br /> # Avoid second person singular. A foreign learner should '''never''' use a second person singular such as '''''tu, ton''''', and so on, until he is very comfortable in using French. It could be insulting. <br /> # French pronouns come in following sections<br /> <br /> === Subjective Pronouns ===</div>

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<p>Wikiadmin: </p> <hr /> <div>{{inuse|24/Nov/2022|Admin}}<br /> There are several approaches to learning a foreign language. All with both success and failure depending on the previous pedagogy of the learner. One method is learning important chunks of that language. Here you might be interested in learning pronouns of French language, through this How to.[[Category:French]]<br /> == Steps ==<br /> === Preliminaries ===<br /> # Learn Frenchpronounciation. It is recommended to learn French pronunciation at [[How to Pronounce French Words|How to Pronounce French Words]] <br /> # Learn these French words.<br /> #* Pronoun : pronom (/pro-'''nom'''/)<br /> #* Subject : la sujet (/su-'''jeh'''/)<br /> #* Subjective : sujetiv (/su-'''je'''/)<br /> #* Object : objet (/ob-'''jet'''/)<br /> #* Objective : objetiv (/og-get-'''tiv'''/)<br /> #* Direct Objective : complement (/com-plo-'''mun'''/) ojetiv<br /> #* Indirect : indiretto (/in-di-'''ret'''-t/)<br /> #* Double : doppio (/'''dop'''/) <br /> #* Reflexive : reflexsivo (/ri-fles-'''si'''-vo/)<br /> #* Relative : relativ (/re-la-'''tiv'''/)<br /> #* Possessive : possessivo (/pos-ses-'''si'''-vo/)<br /> #* Adjective : aggettivo (/ag-get-'''ti'''-vo/)<br /> # Avoid second person singular. A foreign learner should '''never''' use a second person singular such as '''''tu, ton''''', and so on, until he is very comfortable in using French. It could be insulting. <br /> # French pronouns come in following sections<br /> <br /> === Subjective Pronouns ===</div>

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