How do you say 'your' in French?

Answer 1

Je suis originaire de....... je viens de......

Answer 2

It depends if the noun following it is feminine or masculine. If the object is feminine, your would be ta, and if it's masculine, ton. If it's plural, no matter the gender, your is tes.
If you are talking to a friend, or not in a formal situation, use the following three: Ton = can be used for masculine singular nouns, eg. Ton chien est mignon. = Your dog is cute. Ta = is used for feminine singular nouns, eg. Ta soeur est grande = Your sister is tall. Tes = is used for either masculine or feminine nouns in the plural form, eg. Tes doigts sont longs. = Your fingers are long. eg. Tes fleurs sont roses. = Your flowers are pink. However, if you want to be more formal or are talking to more than one person, use "votre" or "vos". Votre = is used for masculine and feminine singular nouns, eg. Votre bateau est grand = Your boat is big. eg. Votre plante est saine. = Your plant is healthy. Vos = is used for either masculine or feminine nouns in the plural form, eg. Vos petits-enfants sont gentils = Your grandchildren are kind.

Answer 3

Let's use the words la malle [suitcase, which is a feminine object in French] and le sac [purse, which is a masculine object in French]. If you know the person, and there's only one object in question: la malle, c'est la tienne; le sac, c'est le tien. If there's more than one object: les malles, ce sont les tiennes; les sacs, ce sont les tiens; la malle et le sac, ce sont les tiens. If you don't know the person, or the person is more senior in age or rank: la malle, c'est la votre; le sac, c'est le votre. If there's more than one, it's the same form regardless of the femininity or masculinity of the object: ce sont les votres.

Answer 4

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