Ce, cette and ces mean 'this' and 'these'. They are known as demonstrative adjectives. Find out how to use them correctly in a sentence.
To be even more precise you can add -ci or -là to the noun, in order to show the proximity of something or someone.
Masculine | English | Feminine | English | |
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Singular | ce jeu-ci/ce jeu-là | this game (here)/that game (there) | cette maison-ci/cette maison-là | this house (here)/that house (there) |
Plural | ces jeux-ci/ces jeux-là | these games (here)/those games (there) | ces maisons-ci/ces maisons-là | these houses (here)/those houses (there) |
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