To ask a basic question in French, use the word est-ce que. For example, Est-ce que vous parlez français? (Do you speak French?). The rules for how to ask questions in French are quite complex. We will provide a complete explanation on this page with example sentences.
The conjugation of choisir (Meaning: To choose; Pronunciation: ʃwaziʀ) is je choisis (I choose), tu choisis (you choose), il, elle choisit (he, she chooses), nous choisissons (we choose), vous choisissez (you choose) and ils, elles choisissent (they choose).
The conjugation of étudier (Meaning: to study; Pronounced: etydje) is j’étudie (I study), tu étudies (you study), il, elle étudie (he, she studies), nous étudions (we study) vous étudiez (you study) and ils, elles étudient (they study).
Partir (Pronunciation paʀtiʀ) means “to leave” in French. The conjugation of partir in the present tense is je pars (I leave), tu pars (you leave), il, elle part (he, she leaves), nous partons (we leave), vous partez (you leave) and ils, elles partent (they leave).
Leaning how to say the names of the fifty states in the United States is essential for French conversation. By knowing the states’ names, you will be able to discuss many topics, such as where you live, when to school and grew up. This page covers the French names for all 50 states as well as gender and prepositions.
The conjugation of connaître (Meaning: To know) is: Je connais (I know), tu connais (you know), il/elle connaît (he/she knows) nous connaissons (we know), vous connaissez (you know) and ils/elles connaissent (they know). This page provides conjugation tables of connaître in six verb tenses.
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