French Phrases: French pronouns

Object Pronouns

The following are used after a preposition and are sometimes called disjunctive pronouns:

moi	mwa	me
toi	twa	you (singular, familiar)
lui	lɥi	him
elle	ɛl	her
nous	nu	us
vous	vu	you (plural or polite)
eux	ø	them (masculine)
elles	ɛl	them (feminine)

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The following are used as the object of a verb:

me	mə	me; to me
te	tə	you (familiar); to you
le	lə	him; it (masculine)
la	la	her; it (feminine)
les	le	them
lui	lɥi	to him, to her, to it
leur	lœʁ	to them
nous	nu	us; to us
vous	vu	you (plural, polite); to you

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Note that these words go before the verb in French. For example, il parle means 'he is speaking', and il nous parle means 'he is speaking to us'.

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