a_191_vek_963_n

[raven torrent]

Please be patient

Our volunteers look into many questions every day; sometimes it takes them a little while to answer.

Pro tip: you can rename the thread title with `.tr <thread name>`

Make it descriptive, including relevant context, but also to the point. This way you improve your chances of getting a more relevant and specific answer.

[tender stream]

Unless pile driver a term you use frequently, I think there’s more important words to focus on

[celest latch]

Thank you so much for the reply.

And I wonder what would be your thoughts on memorising the word "an" with its form "annêe" side by side: "LE AN/LA ANNÊE"

[tender stream]

well they aren't interchangable, but if you learn the differences elsewhere it shouldn't be an issue

[celest latch]

I just can't understand what's going on with those two. Yes, I am aware that they have different meanings than each other (literally, not fully) but the main question is, are those two separate words? Hasn't the word "le an" got a feminine form of its as "la annêe"?

They should be connected to each other.

[tender stream]

l'an and l'année are two separate words, l'année is not simply a feminine form of l'an

[celest latch]

And they haven't got a single other form of their own, am I right?

Thank you so much for clarifying this for me.

[tender stream]

i'm not sure what you mean with this

but i'm glad to help

[celest latch]

Have those two got any other forms of their own: "l'an" (masculine) - "l'annê" (feminine)

[celest latch]

Means a lot.

[tender stream]

an and année have a singular and plural form (an/ans) and (année/années) that's it

[celest latch]

God bless you. Greetings to Canada, greetings to the king...

[celest latch]

Do all these apply to "jour-journêe", "matin-matinêe", "soir-soirêe" as well?