"C'est mon citron !"

Translation: This is my lemon!

[Xeraphym]

"DON'T TOUCH THAT LEMON!!! THAT'S MY LEMON!!!"

[muddycat160]

Really... hummm.....

[vortex1]

NOT YOURS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[muddycat160]

mine

[yimantuwingyai]

That must be SOME LEMON!

[Oswin-Who]

When some ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ touches YOUR lemon -_-

[muddycat160]

omg.......................

[T7147]

Ne touchez pas! :)

[LearnerJmt]

Ain't nobody else gonna touch my lemon! I'ts MINE! Gimme a lingot if you would touch it.

[muddycat160]

i would touch it but im not giving u a lingot because i dont have to

[muddycat160]

he he he

[zoeaize]

Why do you pronounce the t in "c'est" when you it is followed by un but not when it's followed by mon?

[tu.8zPhLD72zzoZN]

In French, they don't like a word to start with a vowel, so that word borrows the last consonant letter of the word in front of it. This is called "liason".

[zoeaize]

Thank you, very simple/helpful explanation.

[infinitebuffalo]

the phenomenon is called 'liaison'. Wikipedia has an extensive (perhaps unnecessarily-extensive) article at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liaison_%28French%29

[97gcs]

this is the cutest sounding phrase ever. and taking my lemon is UNACCEPTABLE!!

[BonjourBaguette6]

Why can't you just say C'est ma citron? What is the difference between both of them?

[infinitebuffalo]

Use 'ma' when the object possessed is (grammatically) feminine.
Use 'mon' when the object is (grammatically) masculine, or begins with 'a'.

Thus 'mon citron' (masc) et 'ma pomme' (fem), mais 'mon aimee' (female friend, but ma + a… => mon )

[Ichigotchi]

The Travelling Lemon, par Captain Martin du Crèff.

[InvertedGo]

Le citron en voyage. According to Douglas Richardsson?

[XxAriaxX]

j'adore les lemons

[Toshiro634005]

Someone's "possessive" about their lemon, huh? ba-dum-tss