"you are not going out because it’s raining" in French

tu ne sors pas parce qu’il pleut

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Literal Breakdown

English	French	Learn
you (singular)	tu	Learn
not (part 1)	ne	Learn
going out	sors	Learn
not (part 2)	pas	Learn
because it	parce qu’il	Learn
is raining	pleut	Learn

The French translation for “you are not going out because it’s raining” is tu ne sors pas parce qu’il pleut. The French, tu ne sors pas parce qu’il pleut, can be broken down into 6 parts:"you (singular)" (tu), "not (part 1)" (ne), "going out" (sors), "not (part 2)" (pas), "because it" (parce qu’il) and "is raining" (pleut).

There is 1 example of the French word for "you are not going out because it’s raining" being used:

Recording	English	French	Learn
	You are not going out because it’s raining; if it wasn’t raining, you would go out.	Tu ne sors pas parce qu’il pleut ; s’il ne pleuvait pas, tu sortirais.	Learn