ce n'est pas un garçon comme il faut
tu ne fais pas comme il faut, tu dois tenir le couvercle pour ouvrir la boite (... you have to hold the lid to open the box)
Comme il faut was created in 1927.
in a good manner way
"comme un tout"il faut le prendre comme un tout > you must take it as a whole
bien, sans doute, correct, comme il faut; depending on context
Il nous faut vivre comme ça aussi.
Short explanation : No equivalent in English (or I don't know it). It expresses a necessity or a wish.Long explanation : "Falloir" is a verb that means "to be necessary". It can be only used with the pronoun "Il" (= "he" in English. Conjugated, it gives "Il faut") and it express a necessity or a wish. A sentence with "Il faut" can be translated as "must" or "need", but the form of the sentence will be different.Example :"Il faut qu'il aille à l'école" means "He must go to school" but literally translates as "It is necessary that he go to school.""Il faut" is sometimes orally used without the pronoun "il", but the meaning stays the same.
il faut que je vous dise quelquechose
il faut que : "it is necessary that" or "XXX have / has to"
"il faut passer dessus" or "il faut t'y faire"
Il nous faut was created on 2011-05-11.
Il faut du temps was created in 1972.
Faut is the il conjugated form of the French Verb "falloir" which means "to be necessary". It is abnormal in the sense that it is only used in the il form. It can be used in a couple of ways. For example, if you want to say "I need a bottle", you can say "Il me faut une bouteille". Also it can be used in a sentence with another verb. For example, a way to say "You have to eat your vegetables", would be "Il faut manger vos légumes". One last way, and the most common way, would be to use it with "que". For example, to say "I need to do my homework", you would say "Il faut que je fasse mes devoirs". When you use it in the form, notice how I used "fasse" instead of "fais"; You need to use the Subjunctive.