French Demonstrative Pronouns Celui Celle Ceux Celles French Grammar Lesson 37

hello everyone and welcome back to the perfect french with diana today we are going to see everything about the demonstrative pronouns they are very useful in the book we are going from page 231 as usual you can join me on instagram for little quiz if you watched yesterday listen told you that possessive pronoun is basically there to replace possessive adjective and noun this is the exact same thing with the demonstrative pronouns demonstrative pronouns are going to be made out of demonstrative adjective and an animal so they can also be followed by and it's not very hard you will see so let's review very quickly the demonstrative adjectives we have masculine singular so we set feminine singular set and plural we have se that's it for the demonstrative pronouns we are going to have also four different one but one for each gender and number so we have masculine sangular feminine circular masculine plural feminine pronoun so yeah and the big difference with english is that they can never be used alone you will find this in sentence or if they are used alone we are going to add si or la very specific to french so if you look with we have solusi usually will be used to refer something closer just like this and then la will be used to refer to something further just like that so let's see locale esco tuvo local esco tuvo so solusi see this one or locale esco tuvo solula solula okay calfleur crefevo fleur preferred so it's very similar to english it's just that we have eight different ones as usual in french you can try the exercise 5.6 if you have two demonstrative pronouns in the same sentence we are going to have first and then la after second so the word was looking for and la can also be added to noun for stronger opinions so we can say secular see we can do without the sea as well but in this case the opinion is not as strong and we've actually soli another exercise 5.7 so now without the and la we are going to use only so cell etc before relative pronoun know that we haven't seen the relative pronoun yet it's coming in few days but when followed by relative pronoun you don't need to add and in this case it translates to the one same as in english you will see ce it's the one gave you the one it's the one gave you louis voila here's the one bought you and here cell is actually direct object pronoun which is placed before and is actually replaced by the relative pronoun it's bit complicated if you haven't seen the lesson before about direct object pronoun but here the past participle is going to agree with its cell we it's going to make sense for few of you and then others are going to because confuse third one it's important to give to the ones who need it it's very similar to english really just make sure to not translate the one don't translate the don't put lot it doesn't work another way that we have demonstrative pronoun without and la is before the it's in term of possession it literally translates to the one off because remember we don't have the apostrophe in french so the one off let's see maria so let's review very quickly we have solu and cell can be followed by hola so we see celsi when used alone you are always going to have si en la before relative pronoun such as ki and we're only going to have su cell etc so no si nola and we also can use and with noun to demonstrate stronger opinion know that it can seem little bit confusing but i'm sure you're going to be fine after you do exercise 5.8 and that's it for today will see you tomorrow for another lesson you