the town(s)
In French, the word "biscuits" is masculine. This is because it is preceded by the masculine article "les." In general, nouns ending in -s in French are typically masculine.
People or food? people starting something are débutants(e)s; the first course of a meal is les hors d'oeuvres OR les entrées. The American use of entrée to mean main course is aberrant.
You can say "dans les années 50" in French to refer to the 1950s decade.
yes :) ex : les enfants (lézenfan) les chats (lé cha)
il a les cheveux très gras
ondulés means 'wavy' in French. les cheveux ondulés : wavy hair.
Les garçons sont très bien means "the boys are very well / are fine" in French.
In French, the word "biscuits" is masculine. This is because it is preceded by the masculine article "les." In general, nouns ending in -s in French are typically masculine.
Les ados sont invités / les adolescents sont invités.
People or food? people starting something are débutants(e)s; the first course of a meal is les hors d'oeuvres OR les entrées. The American use of entrée to mean main course is aberrant.
You can say "dans les années 50" in French to refer to the 1950s decade.
yes :) ex : les enfants (lézenfan) les chats (lé cha)
Jean A. Lefeuvre has written: 'Les enfants dans la ville' -- subject(s): Catholic Church, Church history
The French word for son is fils. The "s" is pronounced, but the "l" is silent.
"les papillons sont colorés"
E. Lacour has written: 'Notice historique sur la ville et les environs d'Orbec' -- subject- s -: History
Attirés par les choses brillantes.