'La lutte continue' means 'the struggle goes on/continues'. The phrase is used in particular in connection with political struggles. It was also used as a slogan by the Free French in WW2.
"La lutte continue" translates to "the struggle continues" in English. It is a phrase often used in political contexts to convey the idea of ongoing resistance or perseverance in the face of challenges.
It is pronounced as "loot tea-gruh."
"La lute" is not a common phrase in French. "Lutte" in French means "struggle" or "fight," typically used in the context of conflict or competition.
lutter = to struggle la lutte = the struggle (also means wrestling, as in the sport)
Wrestling is 'la lutte' in French.
Wrestling (sport) is 'la lutte' in French.
"La lute" is not a common phrase in French. "Lutte" in French means "struggle" or "fight," typically used in the context of conflict or competition.
To wrestle (verb) is 'lutter' in French; wrestling (sport) is 'la lutte'.
Ayez une grande lutte
To wrestle (verb) is 'lutter' in French. Wrestling is 'la lutte' (feminine noun).
Un sapeur-pompier lutte contre les incendies.
lutter = to struggle la lutte = the struggle (also means wrestling, as in the sport)
La Lutte - newspaper - ended in 1939.
La Lutte - newspaper - was created in 1933.
Extension du domaine de la lutte was created in 1994.
Championat de lutte 1906 - 1906 was released on: USA: 26 January 1907