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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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the (feminine) la
the (plural) les

Examples of "the" in use

There are 755 examples of the French word for "the" being used:
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I concentrated my attention on the lecture. Je me concentrais sur le cours.
honey is produced by bees le miel est produit par les abeilles
The ‘K’ is a rather rare consonant in French. Le « K » est une consonne assez rare en français.
The boy has bread and biscuits. Le garçon a du pain et des biscuits.
The tiger is the biggest wild cat. Le tigre est le plus grand félin sauvage.
they’re cleaning inside the flat ils font le ménage dans l’appartement
The tiger is known as a man-eater. Le tigre était réputé mangeur d’hommes.
I haven’t read this writer’s latest novel. Je n’ai pas lu le dernier roman de cet écrivain.
Saturday is the sixth day of the week. Samedi est le sixième jour de la semaine.
The turtle is laying her eggs in the sand. La tortue marine pond ses œufs dans le sable.

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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