| Today's photo is from Colmar, from the east of France. | | | Bonjour! Get ready to laugh and learn with our latest newsletter! Discover the hilarious joke 'Zou le poisson: Une poêle, du beurre, et Zou le poisson!' and expand your vocabulary with words like finance, se tenir, meilleur, plier, and reconnaissance. |
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| finance The French word "finance" is used in the same way as in English, referring to the management, creation, and study of money, banking, credit, investments, assets, and liabilities. It can also refer to the process of providing funds for business activities, making payments for various expenditures, and regulating the use of funds. Here's how to use it: La finance est un domaine complexe. Je travaille dans la finance. Il étudie la finance à l'université. | |
| se tenir The French word 'se tenir' translates to 'stand' in English. It is typically used to describe the act of maintaining an upright position supported by one's feet or the act of being situated in a particular place or position. For example, 'Je me tiens devant toi' means 'I stand before you'. This verb is reflexive, meaning it reflects the action back onto the subject. Here's how to use it: Ils se tiennent toujours près de la rivière. S'il vous plaît, tenez-vous tranquille pendant la réunion. Les spectateurs se tiennent en silence pendant la performance. | |
| meilleur The French word for 'best' is 'meilleur'. It is commonly used in sentences to describe something or someone as superior or of higher value compared to others. Please note that this word may change depending on the gender and number of the noun it is referring to. Here's how to use it: C'est le meilleur jour de ma vie. Un meilleur avenir vous attend. J'ai besoin de faire de mon mieux pour être meilleur. | |
| plier The French word 'plier' is used to express the action of bending or folding something. It is a regular -er verb and is conjugated in the same way as other -er verbs in French. For example, 'Je plie la serviette' means 'I bend the towel'. It can also be used figuratively, such as 'plier sous la pression' which means 'to yield under pressure'. Here's how to use it: Il faut plier les vêtements avant de les ranger dans l'armoire. Il est facile de plier ce papier. Je dois plier ma tente avant de partir. | |
| reconnaissance The word 'reconnaissance' refers to the feeling of being thankful or appreciative in French. It is often used to express gratitude for a kindness or benefit one has received, similar to how gratefulness is used in English. Here's how to use it: Il a annoncé son départ en reconnaissance. Il a montré une grande reconnaissance pour l'aide reçue. La reconnaissance de ce pathogène est cruciale pour le développement d'un vaccin. | |
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