[2024-06-07] Learn French & Laugh with Us Today!

discussion

In French, 'discussion' is also used the same way as in English. It is a noun and refers to the action or process of talking about something in order to reach a decision or to exchange ideas. It is associated with conversation, dialogue, or debate. Just like in English, 'discussion' can be used for a wide range of contexts in French, from informal chats to formal debates or negotiations.

Here's how to use it:

• La discussion se terminera à midi.
• Je souhaite éviter toute discussion inutile.
• Ils ont commencé une discussion sur la politique.

résultat

The French word 'résultat' is used in the same context as 'result' in English. It refers to the outcome of an event, procedure, or experiment. Its plural is 'résultats'. Example: Le résultat de l'examen est positif. which translates to The result of the exam is positive.

Here's how to use it:

• Le résultat est satisfaisant.
• C'est le résultat de vos actions.
• Le résultat final était surprenant.

unité

The French word 'unité' is most commonly used exactly like the English word 'unity'. It can refer to the state of being one or joined as a whole. For example 'L'unité de la famille' would translate to 'The unity of the family'. This word is commonly used in both physics and mathematics as well.

Here's how to use it:

• Nous formons une unité.
• L'unité d'enseignement est obligatoire.
• Il travaille dans l'unité de soins intensifs.

endroit

The French word 'endroit' corresponds to the English word 'place'. It is prevalently used to refer to a location or area. For example, when you want to say 'This is my favorite place', you would say 'C'est mon endroit préféré' in French. However, please note that 'place' may have different translations according to its context, another common translation is 'place' in French which is used when referring to a spot or a room for someone or something.

Here's how to use it:

• C'est un bon endroit pour manger.
• J'aime cet endroit.
• Cet endroit est dangereux la nuit.

clair

The word 'clair' in French translates to 'clear' in English. It is used in similar contexts as in English such as describing something as being understandable like 'C'est clair' means 'It's clear'. It can also refer to low intensity of color, light, like 'couleur claire' means 'light color'. It is also used to describe a clear, unobstructed view or clarity in thoughts.

Here's how to use it:

• Son intention était claire.
• Le lac est merveilleusement clair.
• C'est clair dans ma tête.

Hop le renard et Paf le chien: Un chien poursuit un renard. Ils arrivent près d'une grosse souche. Hop le renard et Paf le chien.