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5-2 Possession with de
To express relationships or ownership...;- use de(d') + [the noun or proper name]
- C'est le petit ami d'Élisabeth. That's Élisabeth's boyfriend.
- C'est le patit ami de ma soeur. That's my sister's boyfriend.
- *a more literal translation of those
- This/That is the boyfriend of Élisabeth.
- (or) It is (?) the boyfriend of my sister.
To Know...;
- de contracts when in front of the definite article le or les (the sing. or plur.). And obviously not la or l' (fem. or sing. def. art. when followed by a vowel starting noun/word)
- de + le = du of + the (sing. masc. def. art.)
- de + les = des of + the (plur. def. art.)
- *and remember the def. art. is dependent on the noun weather it is plur, sing, masc, or fem.
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