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Je suis un peu confus. One of the questions that I missed on one of the early tests was: What is the French word for "little"? One of the choices was "peu" and another was "petit" I choose "little" which was marked as wrong. However, depending on the context, one or the other could be correct, n'est pas? Un petit chien, Un peu du vin. Merci, pour votre attention.
Ooops! I meant to write that I clicked on "petit" for my answer which was marked incorrect. Coques
Salut coques!
"Little" can be translated in different ways depending on the context.
If it's an adjective, you will say "petit" (masc.) or "petite" (fem.)
example: Le petit garçon prépare le déjeuner. (The boy is preparing lunch)
Tu as une petite maison ( you have a small house)
or if it's an adverb, you will say "peu"
example: Je suis un peu fatigué (I'm a bit -little- tired)
I hope this helps
"Little" can be translated in different ways depending on the context.
If it's an adjective, you will say "petit" (masc.) or "petite" (fem.)
example: Le petit garçon prépare le déjeuner. (The boy is preparing lunch)
Tu as une petite maison ( you have a small house)
or if it's an adverb, you will say "peu"
example: Je suis un peu fatigué (I'm a bit -little- tired)
I hope this helps
Merci beaucoup. Maintenant, Je pense que je comprenne: petit(e)=small;peu=little ou few.
J'ai perdu mon petit chien.
Je suis un peu triste.
Que pensez-vous de mon français?
Je suis un peu triste.
Que pensez-vous de mon français?
salue
i apssed some course in my country but if person have note any experience about this langouage how can undrestand verb and world use in senteces? there is not any step by step learning it just help you save some uses sentense in your mind no how making a sentens
i apssed some course in my country but if person have note any experience about this langouage how can undrestand verb and world use in senteces? there is not any step by step learning it just help you save some uses sentense in your mind no how making a sentens
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