PERSONAL PRONOUNS

SUBJECT PRONOUNS

Singular
je (j') = I
tu = you (familiar)
il = he, it
elle = she, it
on = one, "we," you, they, people

Plural
nous = we
vous = you (can be formal singular as well as familiar plural)
ils = they, masculine
elles = they, feminine

NOTE: The subject pronoun "ON" refers to an indefinite person, or persons, and always takes a third-person singular verb. It has several possible translations:
Aux Etats-Unis "on parle" anglais.
(We speak English / You speak English / They speak English / People speak English / One speaks English AND the Passive Translation "English is spoken." + in the United States.

When you get to answering questions, keep this "chart" in mind.

Mme

DANG U POSTED THAT BEFORE I WAS BORN BPFYC&^D&%ED$WFTFUGPIUOH WTF

Mme stands for Madame, which is the French term for Mrs. or Madam. It is a title of respect used before a woman's name. It is often used to address married women or women of higher social status.

If you have any specific questions about Mme or anything related, feel free to ask!