MANGER in the first person singular ("tu")

French equivalent for the English subject pronoun "I"

Très bien, merci

articles définis en français

Informal French greeting means both "hello" and "goodbye"

ALLER in the third person plural ("ils" / "elles")

French subject pronoun used to talk about TO a friend or in a casual setting

Je m'appelle Simone

________ élève (female student)
(le, la, or l')

La mère de mon père

FINIR in the first person plural ("nous")

French subject pronoun used referring to 1,000 females and 1 male

J'ai quatorze (14) ans

________ petite amie
(un or une)

La fille de mon père et ma mère
--> but not myself

ÊTRE in the first person singular ("je")

French subject pronoun used for both a plural "you" and also the formal SINGULAR "you"

Translation for "How do you say 'cat' in French"

This is used to decide which definite or indefinite article to link to a noun in French

This Francophone nation is best known for its chocolate but it is also known for being the actual home of French fries.

ALLER in the third person plural ("ils" / "elles")

While technically singular, this subject pronoun often refers to a COLLECTIVE group of people, things, or ideas

Ce weekend, je vais manger les pommes frites au restaurant

article défini used with vowel sounds in French

A country with four official languages, including French. It is also known for being officially neutral in all world matters.