jeu

I like this game.

In French, 'J'aime ce jeu' is a simple statement of preference for a game. The verb 'aime' is the first person singular form of 'aimer', which means 'to like'. The demonstrative adjective 'ce' is used to refer to a specific game as 'this game'.

I lost the game.

The phrase 'J'ai perdu au jeu.' uses the past participle 'perdu' of the verb 'perdre', meaning 'to lose'. 'Au jeu' in this context, refers to a particular instance of a game.

The game is over.

'Le jeu est fini.' translates directly to 'The game is finished.' However, in a gaming context, it means 'The game is over.' 'Fini' is the past participle of the verb 'finir', meaning 'to finish'.

It's child's play.

'C'est un jeu d'enfant.' is a French idiom meaning 'It's child's play.' This phrase is used in French to indicate that something is easy to do.

I bought a new game.

The phrase 'J'ai acheté un nouveau jeu.' uses 'acheté', the past participle of 'acheter', meaning 'to buy'. 'Un nouveau jeu' refers to 'a new game'.

He is good at this game.

In French, 'Il est bon à ce jeu.' means 'He is good at this game.' The word 'bon' is the French term for 'good'.

I won this game.

'J'ai gagné ce jeu.' uses the verb 'gagné' which is the past participle of 'gagner', meaning 'to win'. 'Ce jeu' refers to 'this game'.

This is my favorite game.

The phrase 'C'est mon jeu préféré.' directly translates to 'It's my favorite game.' The word 'préféré' is the past participle of 'préférer', meaning 'to prefer'.

We can play this game.

In 'On peut jouer à ce jeu.', 'peut' is the third person singular form of 'pouvoir', which means 'can'. 'Jouer à' in French is used to mean 'play' in the context of a game.

It takes time to understand this game.

The phrase 'Il faut du temps pour comprendre ce jeu.' means that it takes time to understand this game. 'Faut' comes from the verb 'falloir', which is an impersonal verb that is often used to convey the idea of necessity.