#lazwarz
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Our volunteers look into many questions every day; sometimes it takes them a little while to answer.
Make it descriptive, including relevant context, but also to the point. This way you improve your chances of getting a more relevant and specific answer.
his/her (singular masculine object/feminie vowel)
son livre
son ami
son amie (F, starts vowel)
I thought her would be sa
Ohh wait no
I’ve seen his mum
Be wrote as sa mere
Yes
Is it like a connective here
yo at this point might as well whack it on google translate
well mate we dont know who's 'utilisation' it is
for starters
Sorry I didn’t realise I’ll say the whole thing
Sorry
Cenpendant il peut également contribuer à des problems de confidentialité et santé mental ce qui rend essentiel son utilisation consciente et critique
my guy
just whack the whole fricken text
on google translate
you still have not given me what it is in fact
"Son" refers to "il" which in turn refers to whatever that's mentioned before this excerpt.
Ohh I see
There’s nothing before this
It’s a flash card I made ages ago but I forgot that bit
Like just about my option on social media
Thank you
Maybe 'il' in question is social media
if the object were feminie yes
Then would it be sa
Ohh
because social media is masculine
yes but generic ideologies could be referred to as the generic 'it' or 'il' (because there is no it in frnech)
the same way we say il pleut
Ohhh
anyways, yes the object matters too
it could but
Thank you soo much!!
« son utilisation » would be 'its utilisation' in this context by the way.
'Yet it can equally contribute to problems regarding confidentiality and mental health which renders its conscious and critical use essential.'