Post by j7oyun55rruk on Jan 6, 2024 3:16:24 GMT
Finally note that a less common alternative to è is . Fractions and Decimals in French French numbers in French half is a quarter is a third is. For other fractions it is the same as in English. The number at the top of the fraction is called the cardinal number. The number at the bottom is called the ordinal number. è eighths è five eighths. Double row two thirds. Note that if the top number is greater than the bottom number is plural just like in English. Same. Not to be confused with . The first means half and is hyphenated to what it describes.
The second means half an hour. It is used to express half an hour, half an hour, one and a C Level Contact List half, two and a half. However, in normal speech, to express half of something, you can use éé half time éâ half a piece of cake. Quarter and quarter are expressed as and six respectively. Points quarter past six quarter past in French you use commas to represent decimals instead of dots one and two to separate thousands you can use a space although previously dots were usually used so as opposed to English zero in French is the same as é in English. in French Words Finally let's look at a few examples to understand when English numbers are used differently than French numbers.
Dates You use French cardinal numbers instead of ordinal numbers when speaking dates. The exception is when you use the first day of the month June 1st May 4th month day for dates containing numbers and represent the file month day month day separately for years you just say the number you don't split the number into two Part of this is different from English we say nineteen eighty double millennium double millennium phone number when the numbers are said in French on the phone the numbers are said in pairs so the phone number will say king and queen king and Queen follows the same pattern as dates è for first and after that you just use the base. In French you don't use.
The second means half an hour. It is used to express half an hour, half an hour, one and a C Level Contact List half, two and a half. However, in normal speech, to express half of something, you can use éé half time éâ half a piece of cake. Quarter and quarter are expressed as and six respectively. Points quarter past six quarter past in French you use commas to represent decimals instead of dots one and two to separate thousands you can use a space although previously dots were usually used so as opposed to English zero in French is the same as é in English. in French Words Finally let's look at a few examples to understand when English numbers are used differently than French numbers.
Dates You use French cardinal numbers instead of ordinal numbers when speaking dates. The exception is when you use the first day of the month June 1st May 4th month day for dates containing numbers and represent the file month day month day separately for years you just say the number you don't split the number into two Part of this is different from English we say nineteen eighty double millennium double millennium phone number when the numbers are said in French on the phone the numbers are said in pairs so the phone number will say king and queen king and Queen follows the same pattern as dates è for first and after that you just use the base. In French you don't use.