| Today's photo is from Colmar, from the east of France. | | | Bonjour! Get ready to savor a delightful conversation in French and learn some tasty words like 'leader', 'near', 'elephant', 'critic', and 'height'! |
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| leader In French, the word for 'leader' is 'chef'. It is widely used to refer to someone who is in control or in command, leading a group of people, organization, team, or other. In addition to its primary usage, it is also commonly used in professional settings such as businesses, politics, and other leadership positions. Here's how to use it: Elle a montré des qualités de leader dans son travail. C'est un leader dans l'industrie des technologies. La victoire a renforcé sa position de leader. | |
| près The French word 'près' is used to denote a close physical or metaphorical proximity, similar to how it's used in English. It can be used as both an adverb and a preposition, so it can describe where someone or something is or a period when something happens that is not far-off. For example, 'Il habite près de la gare' means 'He lives near the station.' Here's how to use it: | |
| éléphant The French word for elephant is 'éléphant'. It is pronounced as ey-leh-fahn. Similar to English, it's used to refer to the large mammal known for its long trunk, tusks, and big ears. For example, 'J'aime les éléphants' means 'I like elephants'. Here's how to use it: L'éléphant est le plus grand animal terrestre. J'aimerais voir un éléphant en vrai un jour. Il a une mémoire d'éléphant. | |
| critique The French word 'critique' is used in a similar way as 'criticism' in English. It can refer to the act of expressing disapproval and pointing out the faults of something or someone. However, it can also be used in a more positive context, just like in English, to denote a professional review or evaluation of a work of art, movie, book, etc. Here's how to use it: La critique est facile mais l'art est difficile. Il a reçu une critique positive pour son travail. La critique constructive peut aider à améliorer les compétences. | |
| hauteur The French word 'hauteur' is used to describe the measure of how tall someone or something is. For example, 'Quelle est la hauteur de la tour Eiffel?' means 'What is the height of the Eiffel Tower?'. It can also be used metaphorically to describe a level of quality or achievement. Here's how to use it: Elle a peur des hauteurs. La hauteur de cet arbre est impressionnante. Il a sauté de hauteur avec une perche. | |
| 💬💬💬 Discussing culinary preferences and cooking experiences. J'adore cuisiner, surtout des plats italiens. Et toi, aimes-tu passer du temps en cuisine ? | |
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