>> ZG·Lingua >  >> Applied Linguistics >> Translation studies

What is de when translated from French to English?

The word "de" in French has many translations depending on the context. It can be:

* of: "The book of the author" - "Le livre de l'auteur"

* from: "I'm from France" - "Je suis de France"

* some: "I want some water" - "Je veux de l'eau"

* to: "I go to the store" - "Je vais au magasin" (Note: "au" is a contraction of "à le" or "à la")

* by: "The book was written by the author" - "Le livre a été écrit par l'auteur"

* in: "I'm in the kitchen" - "Je suis dans la cuisine"

* on: "I'm on the sofa" - "Je suis sur le canapé"

* with: "I am with my friend" - "Je suis avec mon ami"

To accurately translate "de," you need to consider the surrounding words and the context of the sentence.

Copyright © www.zgghmh.com ZG·Lingua All rights reserved.