What people have: 'avoir' 1st and 2nd persons plural
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I can use 'nous avons' and 'vous avez' to describe what 'we' and 'you (pl)' have.
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The SSC [(e)au] is pronounced as in 'gauche'.
'Nous avons' and 'vous avez' are the 1st and 2nd persons plural of the verb 'avoir', to have, having.
'Nous avons' and 'vous avez' have a liaison; the -s in 'nous' and 'vous' is pronounced as it is followed by a vowel.
'Un' and 'une' are the indefinite article 'a/an.' 'Un' is used with masculine nouns, 'une' is used with feminine nouns.
The indefinite article ‘des’ is ‘some’; it is used with plural nouns.
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