to understand - comprendre (coh[n]-PRAH[N]-druh)
I understand - je comprends (coh[n]-PRAH[N])
you (sing., familiar) understand - tu comprends (coh[n]-PRAH[N])
she understands - elle comprend (coh[n]-PRAH[N])
we understand - nous comprenons (coh[n]-pruh-NOH[N])
you (pl. or non-familiar) understand - vous comprenez (coh[n]-pruh-NAY)
they understand - ils comprennent (coh[n]-PREN)
[n] at the end of a syllable indicates a nasal vowel. The word "comprendre" is actually two syllables, but to English-speaking ears the final "dr" can sound like an extra syllable (consider "table", which is one syllable in French).
To understand is 'comprendre' in French. The conjugation is in link.
"Understand" in French is spelled as "comprendre."
comprendre (verb) is "to understand" in French.
I do not understand is 'je ne comprends pas' in French.
We do not understand is 'nous ne comprenons pas' in French.
A veterinarian can spay a female ferret.
In French, you would say "Je ne comprends pas" to mean "I do not understand."
To understand English is "Comprendre l'anglais" in French. Est-ce que vous comprenez l'anglais ? or (casually) est-ce que vous parlez anglais ? are the French equivalents of 'do you understand English?'
"Tu me comprends" in French translates to "Do you understand me?" in English.
I understand > je comprends, you understand > tu comprends / vous comprenez
"Spay your female dog and she'll be happier and healthier."
Can I have my dog spay while she has her period