Since avion would be l’avion
#Question
agile jackal
*aun avion* makes no sense
Is there a video of someone explaining the prep positions properly
tall sparrow
when le is contracted to l' then you don't comibe it with a
"je vais au musée" but
"je vais à l'aéroport"
agile jackal
when le is contracted to l' then you don't comibe it with a
I get you
A bit
For example
Je vais aux toilettes
Plural
Je vais au lit
Would that make sense
agile jackal
when le is contracted to l' then you don't comibe it with a
When would u use à instead of saying au
Because they mean the same thing
agile jackal
But I noticed you used à without the au and
Some people use the à separate
Is that for distance and time and age
knotty wyvern
À can mean a lot of things. It’s commonly used after verbs to connect an indirect object or another verb
But for the sake of your question being about au/à:
You use à with feminine nouns or masculine nouns beginning with a vowel sound, you use au for masculine nouns (not beginning with a vowel sound), and you use aux as the plural form of à/au
knotty wyvern
Would that make sense
Yea those two make sense
And “je vais en avoin” would mean “I’m going by plane”
So like you’re taking a plane to a destination
knotty wyvern
I hope I get better overtime
Are you using duolingo? Duolingo teaches that “en” can mean “by” when talking about travelling by a vehicle
agile jackal
Are you using duolingo? Duolingo teaches that “en” can mean “by” when talking ab...
No there was this one femme on YouTube who said you can use en means feminine countries
agile jackal
But she never explained how to use it other than that
knotty wyvern
En France -> in France
knotty wyvern
Yeah you should be able to
Perhaps you can use this link
I’ve never used it but it was recommended to a friend by someone
That was actually the wrong link oopsies
https://www.la-vie-en-francais.com/les-prepositions-devant-les-noms-de-pays-diles-ou-de-villes/
You can use both
agile jackal
You can use both
Merci beaucoup ❤️