His/Her – son (m), sa (f) or ses (plural)

(Pronounced sohn, sa and say)

To remember that His/Her is pronounced sohn, sa and say (son, sa and ses) in French, use the following mnemonic:

They wore his and her pyjamas but didn't have any for their son (son). He wasn't sad (sa) about it, you could say (ses) he was quite happy.

NOTE:

The french make no distinction between his and her, instead the word they use depends on the gender of the item, not the person. So to refer to a singular masculine item (e.g his/her chicken) is son, as chicken is masculine. A singular feminine item (e.g his/her beer) would be sa, as beer is feminine. But they use ses for plural items, whether they are masculine or feminine (e.g his/her books).