le mot

Usages of le mot

Tu peux encourager Marie avec tes mots.
You can encourage Marie with your words.
Le mot est difficile.
The word is difficult.
Ma langue maternelle est différente, donc je dois souvent traduire les mots dans ma tête.
My native language is different, so I often have to translate the words in my head.
Comme sa langue maternelle est très différente, Paul doit encore traduire quelques mots dans sa tête.
Because his native language is very different, Paul still has to translate some words in his head.
Quand j’aurai trouvé ma trousse, je soulignerai les mots importants dans le texte.
When I have found my pencil case, I will underline the important words in the text.
Mon petit frère efface un mot avec sa gomme, puis le réécrit avec un crayon plus foncé.
My little brother erases a word with his eraser, then rewrites it with a darker pencil.
Ce dont Paul a peur, c’est d’oublier ses mots pendant la séance.
What Paul is afraid of is forgetting his words during the session.
Je confonds souvent ces deux mots.
I often confuse these two words.
En français, ce mot se prononce différemment selon le pays.
In French, this word is pronounced differently depending on the country.
Le professeur prononce chaque mot lentement.
The teacher pronounces each word slowly.
Chaque professeur prononce ce mot différemment.
Each teacher pronounces this word differently.
Si tu ne prêtes pas attention, tu confonds facilement deux mots différents.
If you do not pay attention, you easily confuse two different words.
Son geste m’a touché, parce que son regard disait plus que ses mots.
Her gesture moved me, because her look said more than her words.
Je n’ai rien à ajouter, mais j’aimerais chuchoter un mot à Marie.
I have nothing to add, but I would like to whisper a word to Marie.
Le mot « ami » est au masculin, mais « amie » est au féminin.
The word “ami” is masculine, but “amie” is feminine.
Le mot « école » prend un accent aigu, mais « père » prend un accent grave.
The word “école” takes an acute accent, but “père” takes a grave accent.
Si je ne connais pas un mot, je cherche sa définition dans le dictionnaire.
If I do not know a word, I look up its definition in the dictionary.
Ce synonyme est plus simple, mais l’autre mot est plus précis dans cette phrase.
This synonym is simpler, but the other word is more precise in this sentence.
Pour comprendre un nouveau mot, vous n’avez qu’à comparer deux synonymes simples.
To understand a new word, you just have to compare two simple synonyms.
Au pluriel, ce mot se prononce comme au singulier.
In the plural, this word is pronounced the same as in the singular.
Le « a » de ce mot prend un accent grave.
The letter “a” in this word takes a grave accent.
Dans ce mot, le « b » ne se prononce pas.
In this word, the letter “b” is not pronounced.
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How does grammatical gender work in French?
Every French noun is either masculine or feminine, and this affects the articles and adjectives used with it. "Le" is used with masculine nouns and "la" with feminine ones. Adjectives also change form to match — for example, "petit" (masc.) becomes "petite" (fem.).

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