titre
title
The French word 'titre' is used in the same way as the English word 'title'. It can refer to the name of a book, movie, or other work, as well as a formal rank or position. For example, 'Le titre de ce livre est Les Misérables' (The title of this book is Les Misérables).
Example sentences using: titre
Le titre du livre est 'Les Misérables'.
The title of the book is 'Les Misérables'.
This is a simple sentence structure where 'Le titre du livre est' translates to 'The title of the book is'. This is followed by a noun (in this case a book title), which is 'Les Misérables'.
Je n'aime pas le titre de cette chanson.
I don't like the title of this song.
This sentence uses 'le titre de cette chanson' to say 'the title of this song'. The phrase 'Je n'aime pas' means 'I don't like' and is a common way to express dislike towards something.
Ils ont changé le titre du film.
They changed the title of the movie.
The structure of this sentence is similar to the first two examples. 'Ils ont changé le titre du film' translates to 'They have changed the title of the movie'.