What does il fait de in french?

"Il fait de" is not a complete phrase in French. It's a beginning, usually followed by a noun or phrase to create a complete sentence.

Here's how it works:

* Il: He/It (masculine singular pronoun)

* fait: does/makes

* de: of/from

Meaning: It signifies "He/It does/makes something" or "He/It is made of...".

Examples:

* Il fait de la musique: He makes music.

* Il fait de l'exercice: He does exercise.

* Le gâteau est fait de chocolat: The cake is made of chocolate.

* Il fait des bêtises: He does silly things.

Note: "Il fait" can also be used to describe the weather.

* Il fait beau: It is beautiful weather.

* Il fait froid: It is cold.

* Il fait chaud: It is hot.

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