Les musées français : Indirect object pronouns me and te
Learning outcomes
I can confidently use indirect object pronouns 'me' and 'te' in dialogue about French museums
I can recognise and pronounce [gn], [th], [j] and [r]
Les musées français : Indirect object pronouns me and te
Learning outcomes
I can confidently use indirect object pronouns 'me' and 'te' in dialogue about French museums
I can recognise and pronounce [gn], [th], [j] and [r]
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Key learning points
- Use me and te when 'me' or 'you' is indirectly receiving the action of the verb: elle me donne un cadeau (gives to me).
- Me and te are used frequently in dialogue between two people.
- [gn] is pronounced like 'ligne', [th] like 'thé', j like [jour] and [r] like 'rue'.
- When transcribing, use your knowledge of French sounds to carefully write down what you hear. Check spelling carefully.
Keywords
Indirect object pronoun - replaces the person, people or thing(s) that the verb action is done to, when the action is to me, for you, to them
Me, (m’) - me, to me
Te, (t’) - you, to you
Common misconception
In France, the famous painting is called Mona Lisa, just like in English.
The French have their own name for the Mona Lisa, 'la Joconde', taken from the name of the lady in the painting - la Gioconda in Italian.
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