Usage of LE in French

le, as a definite article, denotes here the whole concept, which is the set of all Sundays.

Just like je mange du fromage here with a partial article, eat part of the world's cheese.

And J'aime le fromage.Was loved all the cheeses.

Le Samedi is supposed to refer specifically to Saturday.

Equal to l'homme la femme le soileil and the like, specifically referring to a certain type of thing.

One of the functions of en is to replace the components of de and de in the verb structure of the system structure. is an adverb, so it should be placed before the verb.

The de here is not associated with the subsequent viande, it is an absolute negative word, so it can only be replaced by la viande, and then aime starts with a vowel, so the answer is l'

l'It is an abbreviation for a potato and has no actual meaning. When the definite article le or la encounters a noun that begins with a vowel, le or la is abbreviated as l'。

The meaning of le and la itself is the same as the English the, and has no actual meaning, except that in French there is a distinction between yin and yang. The masculine noun is used le, while the feminine noun is la.

de may be either a preposition or a partial article, and a preposition is equivalent to the English of of

or from example.

jeviens

dechine.I'm from China, and here are prepositions, and also, before the plural of nouns with adjective preposition, indicate some, for example.

debeaux

oiseaux (some beautiful birds), because these birds are not all of the world's birds, so is the concept of the "scum stool part"; Le is a masculine definite article, placed before a singular masculine noun such as a brigade, which indicates everything in a class, such as le

livre (book) and the preposition de

When encountering the article le, it is condensed into du, and in addition, the masculine singular number of the concept of the part is also used du

For example, dupain (some bread) = some

The meaning of bread, some people said before that it is not condensed, le can also be a pronoun of the direct object, and at this time there is de in front of it and it is not condensed, for example.

jeviensdele

vendre.(I just bought this early and got one).

Hope it helps.

la is used before the feminine noun.

le is used before a masculine noun.

The noun you are talking about cannot be equated with male and female gender, each French noun has its own attributes, either masculin (masculine) or féminin (feminine), foreign words are usually masculine and need to be memorized, at least French feminine has a certain rule, unlike German to divide der masculine, das neutral, die feminine, there is no rule.

For example, if un ami is a (male) friend and une amie is a (female) friend, you can add e at the end of the word to change the masculine noun to the feminine noun.

But another example: le parti part, la partie part, changed to yin and yang, it is not the same meaning at all. There are also some nouns that are conventionally used and should not be taken for granted to change the yin and yang, such as Le Professeur teacher, Le Chauffeur driver, Le Juge judge.

Even female teachers, female drivers, and female judges all keep the morphology of masculine nouns unchanged.

The key is to be able to use it, don't memorize the words yin and yang, and think about using le or la for a long time when speaking French.

The French don't have to think about yin and yang, tense voice, because they have heard it since they were young, and it is completely natural and customary.

The French words le and la are definite articles, used in front of specific or unique nouns.

le is used in front of a noun in the masculine singular, e.g

le soleil

le vélo

la is used in front of a noun in the feminine singular, e.g

la lune

la photo

If the initial letter of the noun modified by le and la is a vowel letter or a mute h, it should be omitted and become l', which is pronounced into a syllable with the following vowels. Such as:

l'homme

l'The usage of the ami definite article is as follows:

1. Indicates the person, thing, or thing that has been mentioned earlier.

il y a une photo dans la lettre. la photo est belle.

2. The relevant noun has been qualified by other ingredients:

la famille de marie

3. Indicates a person, thing or thing that is unique or specifically referred to:

la lune

le soleil

Fourth, it represents the general concept of people and things.

le vélo est très commode.