French Grammar: Sentences | Verbs | Nouns | Adjectives | Prepositions | Adverbs

Adjectives are words used to describe a noun. Adjectives and articles always agree in gender and number with the nouns they modify. You can not leave out articles as we do in English.

More adjectives:

French => Français/e /e means add e for fem. => Française fat => gros/se skinny => maigre beautiful => beau, belle ugly => laid short => petit/e tall => grand/e new =>nuevo/a old => ágé/e young => jeune less => moins more => plus	weak => faible strong => fort/e rich => riche poor => pauvre cute => mignon/ne athletic => sportif, sportive asleep => endormi awake => réveillé clean => propre dirty => sale sad => triste happy => content

Possessive Adjectives
My => mon/ma/mes (masc./fem./plural)
Your => ton/ta/tes
His/Her/Its => son/sa/ses
Our => notre/notre/nos
Your => votre/votre/vos
Their => leur/leur/leurs
Note: These are used before the noun. If a feminine noun begins with a vowel use the masculine form for pronunciation. For example,
Ma amie is incorrect => mon amie is correct (though feminine)
Examples:
Your book is blue. = Ton livre est bleu.
My brother is married. = Mon frére est marié.

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