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"the (masculine)" in French

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Summary

The French translation for “the (masculine)” is le.

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 Englishthe (feminine) Frenchla Learn
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 Englishthe (plural) Frenchles Learn

Examples of "the" in use

There are 755 examples of the French word for "the" being used:
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 EnglishIt’s 06 12 34 56 78. FrenchC’est le 06 12 34 56 78. Learn
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 EnglishMonday is the first day of the working week. FrenchLundi est le premier jour de la semaine de travail. Learn
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 EnglishMy family arrives at a quarter to four. FrenchMa famille arrive à quatre heures moins le quart. Learn
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 EnglishFriday is the last day of the working week. FrenchVendredi est le dernier jour de la semaine de travail. Learn
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 EnglishIt’s 04 78 55 72 02. FrenchC’est le 04-78-55-72-02. Learn
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 Englishthe bus Frenchle bus Learn
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 Englishthe bread Frenchle pain Learn
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 Englishthe dot Frenchle point Learn
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 Englishthe chicken Frenchle poulet Learn
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 EnglishWhere is the bread? FrenchOù est le pain ? Learn

Practice Lesson

"the (masculine)" Practice (755)
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Lesson words
at the (masculine),
French (long form),
Leo (The Lion-astrological sign),
of the (masculine),
Quebec (province),
some (masculine),
the (masculine),
trade (long form),
with
etc.

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Lesson phrases
a dog is a man’s best friend,
A magician never gives away the secret of his magic tricks.,
about to,
According to the accountant, the turnover is declining.,
and, at midnight, people kiss under the mistletoe,
And, in the afternoon, we play football with friends in the park.,
Aquarius (The Water Bearer-astrological sign),
Aries (The Ram-astrological sign),
at a quarter to four,
at the baker’s,
at the butcher’s,
at the fishmonger’s,
at the pastry chef’s,
at the pork butcher’s,
at the weekend,
because the teacher is very dynamic,
Become a fashion designer, choose a template and create the style you want.,
behind the market,
black and white make grey,
Blue and red are the traditional colours of Paris.
etc.

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