How do you say the lessons in french?

The word "lesson" in French can be translated in a few ways, depending on the context:

General "lesson":

* Leçon (f): This is the most common and general term for a lesson. It can be used for any type of lesson, in school or out of school.

* Cours (m): This translates to "course," and while it's more common for a series of lessons, it can also be used for a single lesson, especially in the context of a class.

Specific "lesson":

* Leçon de musique (f): Music lesson

* Leçon de français (f): French lesson

* Leçon de conduite (f): Driving lesson

"Lessons learned":

* Leçons apprises (f): This literally translates to "lessons learned."

So, you would say "the lessons" in French as:

* Les leçons (most general)

* Les cours (especially for a series of lessons)

You can also use the specific word "lesson" and modify it with the subject:

* Les leçons de musique (music lessons)

* Les leçons de français (French lessons)

Example:

* "I learned a lot of lessons in school."

* J'ai appris beaucoup de leçons à l'école.