The word “mine” is a feminine noun that means “myself,” and it’s used to refer to the speaker or writer.
This is a common grammatical form that is used in many languages, including English.
It’s easy to remember how to use “mine” in French if you think about what it means in English. The first person singular possessive pronoun is also usually pronounced as /mɪn/, but this isn’t always the case, especially when it comes to pronunciation rules for loan words like “minerai.”
In some cases, such as when you’re talking about your own house or car or other possessions, you can use the word moi instead of mon (or ma) + noun. You can also say “mon chien” but never “ma chienne.”
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Last modified: October 29, 2022