infinitive: faire le lit imperative: Fais le lit. = for one person Faites le lit. = a more formal way to address someone, or can be for more than one person
To say "to make my bed" in French, you would say "faire mon lit." The verb "faire" means "to make," and "mon lit" translates to "my bed." So when you put it together, it conveys the action of tidying up or arranging your bed.
Faites votre lit
A bed is 'un lit' (masc.) in French.
bed in french would be être.
Its Be'cherineo
un lit
Cet lit
lit king
To go to bed is "aller au lit" or "aller se coucher" in French. Go to bed! is "va te coucher!"
Un bed and breakfast (these are borrowed words)
to go to bed angry is 'aller au lit en colère' in French.
un clic-clac