What does faut mean in french?

Answer 1

In French, "faut" is the third person singular form of the verb "falloir," which means "to be necessary" or "must." It is often used in expressions like "il faut" to indicate a requirement or obligation.

Answer 2

"un fait" is a fact or a deed.
"en fait" > indeed

"faire" is to do. (je fais : I do, tu fais : you do, il ou elle fait : he or she does)

Answer 3

"Fait" comes from the verbe FAIRE which mean TO DO.

So "fait" means: It's done

Answer 4

je fais : I do - tu fais : you do - the other forms (he/we/you plural/they) have a different ending. Conjugation in link.

Answer 5

fais is a form of the verb 'faire', meaning to do in French. It could be the 1st or 2nd person singular, present tense: je fais, tu fais (I do, you do).

Answer 6

The second person form of the verb "faire" (to do)

Tu fais - You do

What are you doing ? - Que fais-tu ? (or qu'est-ce que tu fais ?)

Answer 7

'Il Faut' means you should and 'Il ne faut pas' means you shouldn't.

Answer 8

je le fais / tu le fais= I do it / you do it

Answer 9

'fais comme ....' means 'do as ...' in French. Examples 'fais comme on te dit' (do as you're told) - fais comme moi (do as I do).