Understand spoken French

"by" in French

par
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Summary

The French translation for “by” is par.

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by (means) en

Examples of "by" in use

There are 32 examples of the French word for "by" being used:
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She has music three times a week. Elle a musique trois fois par semaine.
You can do it by phone. Vous pouvez le faire par téléphone.
Christine has Sport five times a week. Christine a sport cinq fois par semaine.
I’m passionate about history je suis passionnée par l’Histoire
Yes, Sir, if you would come this way. Oui, Monsieur, si vous voulez venir par ici.
Marie is passionate about music. Marie est passionnée par la musique.
A sentence ends with a full stop. Une phrase se termine par un point.
I have English four times a week and I love English because it’s easy. J’ai anglais quatre fois par semaine et j’aime l’anglais parce que c’est facile.
plus five euros per person plus cinq euros par personne
This word ends with a vowel. Ce mot se termine par une voyelle.

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"by" Practice (33)
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A sentence ends with a full stop.,
acting,
all things were made through him [the word],
but when I do for example,
by enthusiastic activity leaders,
Children open the presents brought by Father Christmas.,
Christine has Sport five times a week.,
He cleans his attic once a year .,
honey is produced by bees,
How many times a week do you take a bath?,
I am passionate about rock.,
I have English four times a week and I love English because it’s easy.,
in absentia,
it’s fifteen euros per pitch, per night,
it’s located in the ultimate touristic region,
I’m passionate about history,
Marie is passionate about music.,
plus five euros per person,
She has music three times a week.,
the 7:30 p.m. train
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