Sur - on Sous - under Au-dessous de - below Dans - in Devant- infront of Derriere - behind Entre- between à côté de - beside/ next to près du - near loin de - far from contre - against autour de - around à gauche - on the left à droit - on the right
Prepositions: 1. Sur - on 2. Sous - under 3. Au-dessus De - above 4. Au-dessous De - below 5. Dans - in 6. Devant - in front of 7. Derrière - behind 8. Entre - between 9. À côte De - beside/next to 10. Près De - near 11. Loin De - far from 12. Contre - against 13. Autour De - around 14. À gauche - on the left 15. À droite - on the right
Prepositions: Les fleurs sont *dans* le vase = The flowers are *in* the vase. Le ballon est *sous* la table = The ball is *under* the table. L'horlogo est *contre* le mur = The clock is *against* the wall. Le livre est *Sur* la table = The book is *on* the table. Le vase est *à côté De* la lampe = the vase is *next to* the lamp. Le chat est *près du* fauteuil = the cat is *near* the armchair. Le chat est *loin De* la chaise = the cat is *far from* the chair. La lampe est *entre* le livre et le vase = The lamp is *between* the book and the vase. La table est *derrière* le tapis = the table is *behind* the carpet. Le tapis est *devant* la table = The carpet is *in front of* the table. La chaise est *à gauche* = The chair is *on the left* Le fauteuil est *à droite* = The armchair is *on the right*
Hey I have a question why some french sentence have "au" contraction though there is no article "a" or preposition "le" to make the contraction possible? For example: " Jai mal au pied." Im really confused on this one because when translated on english it is " my foot hurts" and "to the" doesnt exist in the sentence. I know that you cant translate the language from french to english word by word but can you explain to me what "au" means in the "jai mal au pied" and how contraction"au" is in the sentence though there is no "a" and "le" in the sentence. Thanks in advace!.
The French would be equally baffled when learning English to discover that we say ''in the foot'' These are idiomatic expressions that need to be learned on a case by case basis. That you are asking these questions is a good sign of thinking and observation.
Boa tarde! Suas aulas são maravilhosas. Nos permite aprender tanto o francês, como o inglês. Só tenho uma solicitação a fazer. Vocês não poderiam disponibilizar os slides para nós? ou mesmo os pdf das lições? Ficariamos eternamente agradecidos. obrigado!
Hey i have a question, why are some french sentence have an "au" contraction though there is no article "a" or preposition "le" to make the contraction possible? For example: Jai mal au pied. Im really confused at this because when translated on english it is "my foot hurts" and " to the" doesnt exist in the sentence. I know that you cant translate the language from french to english word by word, but can you explain to me what "au" means in the "Jai mal au pied" and how contraction "au" is in the sentence though there is no "a" and "le" in the sentence. Thanks in advance!
Boa tarde! Suas aulas são maravilhosas. Nos permite aprender tanto o francês, como o inglês. Só tenho uma solicitação a fazer. Vocês não poderiam disponibilizar os slides para nós? ou mesmo os pdf das lições? Ficariamos eternamente agradecidos. obrigado!
Boa tarde! Suas aulas são maravilhosas. Nos permite aprender tanto o francês, como o inglês. Só tenho uma solicitação a fazer. Vocês não poderiam disponibilizar os slides para nós? ou mesmo os pdf das lições? Ficariamos eternamente agradecidos. obrigado!
Boa tarde! Suas aulas são maravilhosas. Nos permite aprender tanto o francês, como o inglês. Só tenho uma solicitação a fazer. Vocês não poderiam disponibilizar os slides para nós? ou mesmo os pdf das lições? Ficariamos eternamente agradecidos. obrigado!
Boa tarde! Suas aulas são maravilhosas. Nos permite aprender tanto o francês, como o inglês. Só tenho uma solicitação a fazer. Vocês não poderiam disponibilizar os slides para nós? ou mesmo os pdf das lições? Ficariamos eternamente agradecidos. obrigado!
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Sur - on
Sous - under
Au-dessous de - below
Dans - in
Devant- infront of
Derriere - behind
Entre- between
à côté de - beside/ next to
près du - near
loin de - far from
contre - against
autour de - around
à gauche - on the left
à droit - on the right
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Prepositions:
1. Sur - on
2. Sous - under
3. Au-dessus De - above
4. Au-dessous De - below
5. Dans - in
6. Devant - in front of
7. Derrière - behind
8. Entre - between
9. À côte De - beside/next to
10. Près De - near
11. Loin De - far from
12. Contre - against
13. Autour De - around
14. À gauche - on the left
15. À droite - on the right
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Good videos.
Prepositions:
Les fleurs sont *dans* le vase = The flowers are *in* the vase.
Le ballon est *sous* la table = The ball is *under* the table.
L'horlogo est *contre* le mur = The clock is *against* the wall.
Le livre est *Sur* la table = The book is *on* the table.
Le vase est *à côté De* la lampe = the vase is *next to* the lamp.
Le chat est *près du* fauteuil = the cat is *near* the armchair.
Le chat est *loin De* la chaise = the cat is *far from* the chair.
La lampe est *entre* le livre et le vase = The lamp is *between* the book and the vase.
La table est *derrière* le tapis = the table is *behind* the carpet.
Le tapis est *devant* la table = The carpet is *in front of* the table.
La chaise est *à gauche* = The chair is *on the left*
Le fauteuil est *à droite* = The armchair is *on the right*
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Hey I have a question why some french sentence have "au" contraction though there is no article "a" or preposition "le" to make the contraction possible? For example: " Jai mal au pied." Im really confused on this one because when translated on english it is " my foot hurts" and "to the" doesnt exist in the sentence. I know that you cant translate the language from french to english word by word but can you explain to me what "au" means in the "jai mal au pied" and how contraction"au" is in the sentence though there is no "a" and "le" in the sentence. Thanks in advace!.
The French would be equally baffled when learning English to discover that we say ''in the foot'' These are idiomatic expressions that need to be learned on a case by case basis. That you are asking these questions is a good sign of thinking and observation.
Boa tarde! Suas aulas são maravilhosas. Nos permite aprender tanto o francês, como o inglês. Só tenho uma solicitação a fazer. Vocês não poderiam disponibilizar os slides para nós? ou mesmo os pdf das lições? Ficariamos eternamente agradecidos. obrigado!
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Au dessous and au dessous sounds the same 😢
au-dessus is above and au-dessous means below
exactly what i am feeling
Dalal Albarakah if you notice, Au-dessous has sous which is under, so below and Au-dessus is more like surs and surs means on SO above.
they don't sound the same: au dessous /su/, au dessus /sy/
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Hey i have a question, why are some french sentence have an "au" contraction though there is no article "a" or preposition "le" to make the contraction possible? For example: Jai mal au pied. Im really confused at this because when translated on english it is "my foot hurts" and " to the" doesnt exist in the sentence. I know that you cant translate the language from french to english word by word, but can you explain to me what "au" means in the "Jai mal au pied" and how contraction "au" is in the sentence though there is no "a" and "le" in the sentence. Thanks in advance!
you always use an article in front of parts of the body in French "la main, le pied" so "j'ai mal à le pied" > j'ai mal au pied ;-)
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All words seem to be the same for me, now. Omg , how I'm going to learn French? It's a very difficult language for me to learn.
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How can i use this in sentence? Who wants to give me example? :')
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halo, may I ask when does "du" occurs??
why it is pres du fauteuil but not pres de fauteuil???
It's the contraction of de+le
près, and Hello, Halo is Dutch, not English
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How do we say at in french?
Mean to say "At"
dosen't exist in french
Un chien mangeur de phoques what do you mean? there's no way to say at in french? No french equivalent?
We say ‘at’ as ‘ à ‘ in frnch
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Before in french
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C'est bien mais c'est dommage que tu ne les prononce pas en anglais...
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