je parle francaise = je parle le francaise = i speak frenchj'ecris en francaise = i write in french
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French Words with different Meanings in masculine and Feminine Forms
French Words with different Meanings in masculine and Feminine Forms
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French Gender identification by Word Endings
French Gender identification by Word Endings
Nouns ending in [ sion - tion - aison -ance - ence - té - ude - ale - ole -ie and ure ] are usually Feminine
Nous endling in [ asme - isme - eau - ment and acle ] are usually masculine...
the difference between é and è
The difference between é and è
The French "close e" (é) vowel
French has another vowel commonly represented by the letter e. This so-called
"close e" is roughly half-way between i and the open e
described above.
In the examples below, listen to the difference between the open e
of tête and the close e of thé:
tête "head" - open e
té "tea" - close e
The French "open e" (è) vowel
The first is an e sound quite similar to the English...
Tuesday, 24 September 2013
some important(essential) Verbs
some important(essential) Verbs
aimerto like, love (regular -er verb)
mangerto eat (semi-regular pattern for -ger verbs)
commencerto begin (semi-regular pattern for -cer verbs)
s'appelerto be called (pronominal, semi-regular)
arriverto arrive (regular but takes être)
finirto finish (regular -ir verb)
attendreto wait (regular -re verb)
avoirto have (common irregular verb)
êtreto be (common irregular verb)
faireto do, make (common irregular...