"t (pronunciation aid)" in French

-t-

Notes

This is simply used in order to make things easier to pronounce and has no meaning. Look at the examples to see how it is used; without it, the phrases would be harder to pronounce. It is a bit like how we use "an" rather than "a" in English, since it is easier to say "an apple" than "a apple". I suppose if we were French we might have chosen to write this as "a-n-apple".

Summary

The French translation for “t (pronunciation aid)” is -t-.

Examples of "t (pronunciation aid)" in use

There are 32 examples of the French word for "t (pronunciation aid)" being used:

English	French	Learn
does he have	a-t-il	Learn
Where is he going?	Où va-t-il ?	Learn
Where is she going?	Où va-t-elle ?	Learn
Is he going to the restaurant?	Va-t-il au restaurant ?	Learn
ls she going to the restaurant?	Va-t-elle au restaurant ?	Learn
ls she going to Paris?	Va-t-elle à Paris ?	Learn
Is he going on vacation?	Va-t-il en vacances ?	Learn
Is someone going to show it to me?	Va-t-on me la montrer ?	Learn
Is someone going to show them to me?	Va-t-on me les montrer ?	Learn
Is she going to show it to me?	va-t-elle me le montrer ?	Learn