Answer:
Explanation:
All of the prefixes in the first part indicate the word "at." For instance, "À l'école" means at school. Just use a translate website or a dictionary...
The second part is expressions of time. So for instance again the first word is "this morning."
Las part is all days of the week.
Answer:
Noir(e) and Blanc(he) are examples of french words that have both feminine and masculine spellings. It depends on the gender of the noun that you are trying to describe which one you use
Explanation:
E.g.
un chien noir (a black dog)
vs
une robe noire (a black dress)
the dress is a feminine word and therefore uses a feminine describing word, however, not all colours have different spellings.
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You’re joking is tu rigoles in French
