Big tv (English) -> Grande télévision (French)
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"J'ai une grande TV" is the French way to say "I have a big TV."
TV in French is TV. But if you want Television in French, that is Télévision.
It would be grand frère. Pronounced Gr-an (silent n) Frai-r
XXL - French TV - was created in 1996.
Yes televisions can be big.
"Une télé grand écran" is a French equivalent of the English phrase "big screen TV."Specifically, the feminine singular indefinite article "une" means "a, one." The feminine noun "télé" means "TV." The masculine adjective "grand" means "big." The masculine noun "écran" means "screen."The pronunciation is "yoon tay-lay* graw-tay*-kraw."*The sound "ay" is similar to that in the English noun "ray" of light.
Ok this sounds odd, but my french teacher said if you want to learn french, WATCH FRENCH TV, it will help with studying, also study french, but you can learn how to SPEAK well by watching the tv, good luck!
la television
Big Fun in the Big Town - 1986 TV was released on: USA: 1986
The difference is the Movie broadcast on TV is not using same captioning - it is English with French subtitles. The same captioning used in regualr TV programming. The movie version is French, not French Canadian
Télévision.television is spelled 'la télévision' (fem.) in French, commonly abbreviated as 'la télé' or tv