Talk in French week 2 day 2 Flashcards
Apple
La pomme-“poom”
Orange
l’orange- “low orange”
banana
la banane-:ba nan”
peach
la pêche
coconut
la noix de coco- “new wa do coco”
strawberry
la fraise- la frez
grape
le raisin=”ray zha”
pineapple
L’ananas- “lana nase”
Pear
la poire- “pawah”
Red currant
la groseille- gro zaye
blueberry
la myrtille- “myth Tee”
What are partitive articles?
Now, we are going to look at another type of article: partitive articles.
These articles deal with an uncountable noun. Take a look at the partitive articles below — they are the equivalent of “some/any” in English.
De le [·] Du (masculine singular) — du vin (some wine)
De la (feminine singular) — de la bière (some beer)
De l’ (before vowel or h) — de l’argent (some money)
What is the plural partitive article for either masculine or feminine?
Some, any:
de + le = du de + la = de la
de + l’ = de l’ de + les = des
to want
vouloir
you (formal/ one or more) want
voulez
