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| sol The French word for 'ground' is 'sol'. It is used in French just like in English, to refer to the surface of the Earth or floor. It can appear in various contexts, including geographical exploration, gardening, and even in expressions like 'avoir les pieds sur le sol' (to have one's feet on the ground), signifying to be realistic or sensible. Here's how to use it: Elle avait peur de toucher le sol avec ses pieds. J'ai perdu mon équilibre et je suis tombé sur le sol. L'érosion du sol est un problème majeur dans cette région. | |
| ici The French word for 'here' is 'ici'. It is used in the same context as in English, to indicate a particular location or place. For example, 'I am here' would translate to 'Je suis ici'. Note that the word 'ici' is often used after the verb, unlike in English where 'here' usually comes before. Here's how to use it: | |
| rapport The French word 'rapport' translates to 'report' in English. It is used in the French language to refer to detailed accounts or statements about a particular matter or occurrence, similar to how 'report' is used in English. This may include formal reports for school, workplace reports, or informational reports in journalism. Here's how to use it: Le rapport de vitesse est de deux à un. J'ai un rapport confidentiel à discuter avec vous. Il n'y a aucun rapport entre son comportement et son éducation. | |
| amitié 'Amitié' is the French term for 'friendship'. It is often used to describe the state of being friends or a friendly feeling towards someone. Here's how to use it: J'aime beaucoup le film 'Amitié Éternelle'. Ce film montre une belle amitié malgré les difficultés. L'amitié est souvent un thème récurrent dans les films français. | |
| défi The French word 'défi' is the translation of the English term 'challenge'. It is widely used in a similar way as in English, either referring to a test of abilities or skills, or pertaining to an invitation to contest in any type of competition. It can be used in different contexts - sports, personal growth, professional development, video games etc. Here's how to use it: Les nouveaux projets représentent un défi stimulant pour notre équipe. La préservation de l'environnement est le défi de notre époque. Le football est un défi intéressant pour les amateurs de sport. | |
| 😆😆😆 Monsieur et Madame Chemonfils ont un garçon - comment s'appelle-t-il?. Thierry. | |
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