French Subject Pronouns

🔹 French Subject Pronouns (used without verbs for emphasis or as short answers):

French	English (literal)	Usage Example
Moi	Me / I (emphatic)	Moi, j’aime le chocolat. → “Me, I like chocolate.”
Toi	You (informal, emphatic)	Et toi ? → “And you?”
Lui	Him / He (emphatic)	Lui, il est sympa. → “Him, he’s nice.”
Elle	Her / She	Elle, elle est drôle. → “Her, she’s funny.”
Nous	Us / We	Nous, on part demain. → “Us, we’re leaving tomorrow.”
Vous	You (formal/plural)	Et vous ? → “And you?”
Eux	Them (masculine or mixed group)	Eux, ils adorent voyager. → “Them, they love traveling.”
Elles	Them (feminine)	Elles, elles chantent bien. → “Them, they sing well.”

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🔸 Literal Meaning & Function

These are called "pronoms toniques" in French. They:

• Emphasize who you’re talking about
• Are used after prepositions (like avec, pour, sans)
  → C’est pour moi. = “It’s for me.”
• Often come in short answers or follow-up questions
  → Moi ? Je suis prêt. = “Me? I’m ready.”

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