Reading habits: pronouns 'il(s)' and 'elle(s)' meaning 'it' and 'they', 'faire'
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Muuqaalka casharka
Muuqaalku weli diyaar ma aha.
Bogagga casharka
weli lama diyaarin
Faahfaahinta casharka
Natiijada casharka
I can use the pronouns 'il, elle' and 'ils, elles' to mean 'it' and 'they' in French in the context of reading.
Muuji qoraalka
The consonants d, s, t and x are often silent at the end of a word. We call this SFC, Silent Final Consonant.
The vowel 'e' is often silent at the end of a word. This is SFe, Silent Final ‘e’. The final consonant is pronounced.
Many verbs that end in -ate in English have in fact come from French verbs ending in -er: 'éliminer' - 'eliminate'.
Every noun has a gender in French. 'Il' and 'elle' can mean 'it', and 'ils' and 'elles' mean 'they' (people and things).
The verb 'faire' is an irregular verb meaning 'to do, make'.
Warqadda shaqada
weli lama diyaarin
Imtixaannada
Imtixaankan weli diyaar ma aha.
Waxa ardaydu arkaan
Tan waa isla casharka sida ardaygu u arko. Waxaad qayb kasta u dirsan kartaa ardayda.
- HordhacDiyaargarow · Ma diyaarsana
- Imtixaanka bilowgaXusuusi · Ma diyaarsana
- Muuqaalka casharkaBaro · Ma diyaarsana
- Imtixaanka dhamaadkaHubi · Ma diyaarsana
Nuxurkan waxaa leh Cashar, waxaana lagu daabacay shatiga furan.