Menton Carnival: uses of 'de'
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I can use the preposition 'de' to show description or possession.
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The sound [è/ê] is pronounced as in the word 'tête'.
The preposition 'de' can be translated as 'of'; to show possession, for example: 'le frère de Sam', Sam's brother.
The preposition 'de' (of) can also show description, for example: 'le Carnaval de Menton', Menton Carnival.
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