"Your shirt is clean."
Translation:Ta chemise est propre.
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Mon/ masculine singular, Ma/ feminine singular, Mes/ plural = my
Ton/ masculine singular, Ta/ feminine singular, Tes/ plural = your (informa)
Son/ masculine singular, Sa/ feminine singular, Ses/ plural = his/ her
All of the preceding forms are determined by the noun they are attached to not the subject of the sentence or phrase. Masculine singular forms go with masculine singular nouns etc. If you are talking about a woman who owns a male dog it is her dog = son chien because chien is masculine. If you are talking about a man who owns a female dog it is his dog = sa chienne because chienne is feminine.
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That is correct. Ma/my, ta/your, sa/his,her for feminine singular nouns. Without context you don't know if sa means his or her since it agrees with the noun it modifies not the subject.