Subject Pronouns / Les pronoms sujets - Learn French with Polly Lingual

Introduction

Also called personal pronouns, French subject pronouns tell you who is doing the action of a sentence.

They are especially important in French because the conjugation of verbs changes depending on the subject.

In English, subject pronouns are words such as "you", "we" and "it".

French, however, is slightly more complicated because of its use of formality. For example tu is the informal word for "you". However, in formal address the word vous, the plural, is used. So, when speaking to a social superior, such as a professor, or to a group of people, you use vous, but among friends, family or children, use tu.

Singular	First-person	je I
	Second-person	tu you informal
	Third-person	il he it masculine elle she it feminine on one you impersonal
Plural	First-person	nous we
	Second-person	vous you all you formal
	Third-person	ils they masculine they neuter elles they feminine