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Pronomen Flashcards

Possessiva pronomen

1
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Min bok

Possessiva pronomen

A

mon livre

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Din (bläck)penna

Possessiva pronomen

A

ton stylo

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Mitt kort/min karta

Possessiva pronomen

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ma carte

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Din bil

Possessiva pronomen

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ta voiture

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5
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Mina nycklar

Possessiva pronomen

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Mes clés

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Dina biljetter

Possessiva pronomen

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tes billets

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Jag ser hans/hennes cykel

Possessiva pronomen

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je vois son vélo

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Känner du hans/hennes syster?

Possessiva pronomen

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tu connais sa sœur?

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Hon gillar hans/hennes bror

Hon gillar sin bror

Possessiva pronomen

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Elle aime son frère

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Han gillar hans/hennes pappa

Han gillar sin (egen) pappa

Possessiva pronomen

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Il aime son père

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Han läser sina böcker
Han läser hennes böcker
Han läser hans böcker

Possessiva pronomen

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Il lit ses livres

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Hon ser sina filmer
Hon ser hennes filmer
Hon ser hans filmer

Possessiva pronomen

A

Elle voit ses films

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13
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Den här

Maskulin

A

ce, cet (maskulin)

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Den här

feminin

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cette (feminin)

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Alla

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Tous

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Vår dotter heter Lisa

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Notre fille s’appelles Lisa

17
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Vår son heter Kalle

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Notre fils s’appelles Kalle

18
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Er dotter heter Maja

A

Votre fille s’appelles Maja

19
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Er son heter Lars

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Votre fils s’appelles Lars

20
Q

Våra barn har en hund

A

Nos enfants ont un chien

21
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Era nycklar är mina nu!

A

Vos clés est mes maintenant!

22
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Det är nödvändigt att äta

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il faut manger

23
Q

Det är nödvändigt att läsa för att förstå

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Il faut lire pour comprendre

24
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Man måste äta

A

Il faut manger

25
Q

Man måste läsa för att förstå

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il faut lire pour comprendre

26
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They’re going to help us

Object pronouns

A

ils vont nous aider

27
Q

I can see it (or: her)

Object pronouns

A

je la vois

28
Q

Do you like carrots?

No I hate them!

Object pronouns

A

Tu aimes les carrottes?

Non, je les déteste!

29
Q

Can you hear me?

A

Tu m’entends (me)

30
Q

Help me!

In orders and instructions telling someone to do something, __ is used instead of me and ___ instead of te

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Aidez-moi!

In orders and instructions telling someone to do something, MOI is used instead of me and YOI instead of te

31
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Sit down

In orders and instructions telling someone to do something, __ is used instead of me and ___ instead of te

A

assieds-toi

In orders and instructions telling someone to do something, MOI is used instead of me and YOI instead of te

32
Q

ÖVERSÄTT

I love you.
Can you see them?
She doesn’t know us.

Note that in orders and instructions telling someone to do something, the direct object pronoun comes AFTER the verb.

A

Je t’aime.
= I love you.

Les voyez-vous?
= Can you see them?

Elle ne nous connaît pas.
= She doesn’t know us.

Note that in orders and instructions telling someone to do something, the direct object pronoun comes AFTER the verb.

33
Q

ÖVERSÄTT

He saw me.

When a verb like vouloir (meaning to want) or pouvoir (meaning to be able to, can) is followed by another verb in the infinitive (the ‘to’ form of the verb), the direct object pronoun comes BEFORE the infinitive.

A

He saw me. = Il m’a vu.

When a verb like vouloir (meaning to want) or pouvoir (meaning to be able to, can) is followed by another verb in the infinitive (the ‘to’ form of the verb), the direct object pronoun comes BEFORE the infinitive.

34
Q

Here are the French direct object pronouns:

Singular	Meaning	
	= me	
	= you	
	= him/it
	= them (masculine and feminine)
	= her/it

Plural Meaning
= us
= you

A

Here are the French direct object pronouns:

Singular	Meaning	
me (m’)	= me	
te (t’)	= you	
le (l’)	= him/it
les	= them (masculine and feminine)
la (l’)	= her/it

Plural Meaning
nous = us
vous = you

35
Q

ÖVERSÄTT

Your shirt’s very dirty.’ – ‘I know.’

le is sometimes used to refer back to an idea or information that has already been given. The word it is often missed out in English.‘

A

Your shirt’s very dirty.’ – ‘I know.’

ÖVERSÄTT

‘Ta chemise est très sale.’ – ‘Je le sais.’

le is sometimes used to refer back to an idea or information that has already been given. The word it is often missed out in English.‘

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