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2. polyglotclub.com › language › frenchWhat does ”l’ai”mean in French? - French question

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   That is the question.😉. ”L’ai” is the contracted form of ”je l’ai” in French and it means ”I have it” or ”I’ve got it” in English. It is formed by combining the subject pronoun ”je” (I) with the auxiliary verb ”avoir” (to have) and the direct object pronoun ”le” (it). For example, ”Je l’ai vu hier soir ...

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4. www.lexilogos.com › english › french_translationFrench English Translation, Online Text Translator LEXILOGOS

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   Note. This tool is for translating simple sentences; the result may need to be perfected. • Deepl: French-English translation. • Reverso: French-English translation. • Google: French-English translation. • Bing: French-English translation. • Promt: French-English translation. • Pons: French-English translation. • Systran: French ...

5. www.thoughtco.com › cherchez-la-femme-sexist'Cherchez la Femme': The Sexist French Expression - ThoughtCo

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   In English, this expression actually means the "same problem as ever," similar to the expression, "go figure." However, that is not the meaning native French speakers are conveying when they use the phrase, which is also often misspelled as "Churchy la femme."

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   The original meaning is much more sexist than its literal translation. The expression comes from the 1854 novel "The Mohicans of Paris" by Alexandre Dumas, in which he stated: 1. Cherchez la femme, pardieu! Cherchez la femme! The phrase—which translates as "Seek the woman, by God (or certainly)! Seek the woman!"—is repeated several times in the nov...

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   Beware of other French phrases that are commonly used by English speakers, including Voulez-vous coucher avec moi, ce soir> Do you want to sleep (make love) with me tonight? As with "Cherchez la femme," they may be misused and offensive.

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6. lingvist.com › course › learn-french-onlineThe difference between la, là, l'a and l'as in French - Lingvist

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   When the simple French syllable “la” wants to make its mark on the marquee of written language, it might be spelled la, là, l’a, or l’as. La, là, l’a, and l’as sound identical in French, but they all mean different things. Like “its” and “it’s” in English, it’s the spelling – and the context – that gives each of ...

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   What does ”l’ai”mean in French? - French question - Polyglot Club

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   What does La mean in French?

   • The first meaning of la in French is simple: If you see it right before a singular, feminine word – even one modified by an adjective – it just means “the.” When it’s not used to mean “the,” la can also mean “it.” You might see it referred to as a “direct object pronoun” when it’s used this way.

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   How do you spell a syllable 'la' in French?

   • When the simple French syllable “la” wants to make its mark on the marquee of written language, it might be spelled la, là, l’a, or l’as. La, là, l’a, and l’as sound identical in French, but they all mean different things. Like “its” and “it’s” in English, it’s the spelling – and the context – that gives each of these words its meaning.

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   What does Churchy La Femme mean in French?

   • In English, this expression actually means the "same problem as ever," similar to the expression, "go figure." However, that is not the meaning native French speakers are conveying when they use the phrase, which is also often misspelled as "Churchy la femme." The original meaning is much more sexist than its literal translation.

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   What does Cherchez La Femme mean?

   • The original meaning is much more sexist than its literal translation. The expression comes from the 1854 novel "The Mohicans of Paris" by Alexandre Dumas, in which he stated: Cherchez la femme, pardieu! Cherchez la femme! The phrase—which translates as "Seek the woman, by God (or certainly)! Seek the woman!"—is repeated several times in the novel.

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   What is an example of a la?

   • Here are a few more examples of la as “it”: Il conduit la voiture. Il la conduit. (He drives the car. He drives it.) Nous buvons la bière. Nous la buvons. (We drink the beer. We drink it.) Vous mangez la pomme. Vous la mangez. (You eat the apple. You eat it.)

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8. lecon.ai › blog › le-and-la-in-french-when-to-useLe and La in French: When to Use Each Article - lecon.ai

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   Aug 19, 2024 · Don't assume that the gender in French matches English expectations. For example: La voiture (the car) is feminine. Le lit (the bed) is masculine. Remember that professions can change articles based on the person's gender: Le professeur / La professeure (the teacher) Le médecin / La médecin (the doctor)