woman
'Femme' is the French translation for the English word 'woman'. It is used in the same context as in English, to refer to an adult human female. It is a common noun and can be used in various sentences such as 'Elle est une femme' meaning 'She is a woman'. Its plural form is 'femmes' which can be used to refer to more than one woman.
The woman is strong.
This sentence demonstrates the use of the word 'femme' to refer to a woman. The sentence describes the woman as being strong indicating not only physical strength but also emotional, intellectual, and spiritual strength.
I really like this woman.
In this sentence, the speaker expresses affection or admiration for a woman. The expression 'beaucoup' amplifies the intensity of the sentiment.
The woman is working.
This example demonstrates the use of the verb 'travaille' (works) with the subject 'la femme' (the woman). It shows that French verbs are generally conjugated according to the subject.
This woman is my mother.
In this sentence, the word 'femme' is used to refer to the speaker's mother, indicating that the woman holds a close personal relationship with the speaker.
The woman eats an apple.
This sentence demonstrates the use of the indefinite article 'une' (an) in French, combined with the noun 'pomme' (apple). The woman is the subject who is performing the action of eating.
I am a woman.
This sentence uses the word 'femme' in a basic statement of identity, combined with the first person singular 'Je' (I) and the verb 'suis' (am).
The woman has a dog.
This sentence describes a woman's possession of a dog. It shows the use of 'a' which is the third person singular form of the verb 'avoir' (to have).
This woman is an artist.
Here, the woman is identified as an artist, showing the use of 'femme' in defining a person's profession or occupation.
My wife is beautiful.
In this sentence, 'femme' is used to indicate a wife in a marriage relationship, and is combined with the adjective 'belle' which means beautiful.
The woman reads a book.
This sentence demonstrates the typical structure of a sentence in French, where the subject (la femme) is followed by the verb (lit) and then the object (un livre).