More than one: plural nouns and plural definite article 'les'
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I can use the plural definite article 'les' with plural nouns and 'l'' with nouns starting with a vowel to talk about one and more than one thing.
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'On' sounds like 'non'.
Add -s to most nouns in the plural form.
To say ‘the’ for plural nouns, use ‘les’ and to say ‘the’ before nouns beginning with ‘h’ or a vowel, use ‘l’'.
The final 's' in a word is a silent final consonant, but if is followed by a vowel, it is pronounced.
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