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Appel

To call = appeler.
Call = appel.

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Tips to remember the French word “appel”:

– Visualize: Imagine yourself making a call in France and using the word “appel” in conversation.
– Association: Create a mental link between “appel” and the English word “apple,” as both words begin with “a-p-p.”
– Practice: Repeat the word “appel” multiple times to familiarize yourself with its pronunciation.
– Write: Write the word “appel” several times, which can help reinforce its spelling in your memory.

Explanations:
In French, the word “appel” is a noun that translates to “call” in English. It refers to the action of making a telephone call or a general appeal. The verb form of “appel” is “appeler,” which means “to call” or “to telephone.”

Other words that mean the same as “appel”:
– Téléphone: Another noun that means “phone” or “telephone.”
– Communication: Also a noun, it refers to communication, including phone calls and other means of connecting with others.

Alternate meanings and slang:
– Rappel: While it has a slightly different pronunciation, “rappel” means “reminder” or “recall” in French. It can also refer to the descent in mountain climbing.
– Appeler: As mentioned before, this is the verb form of “appel.” In slang, it can mean “to name” or “to dub,” as in giving someone a nickname.

Examples of sentences using “appel”:
1. J’ai passé un appel important ce matin. (I made an important call this morning.)
2. Je vais te donner un appel plus tard. (I’ll give you a call later.)
3. Nous lançons un appel à tous les citoyens pour qu’ils participent à la protestation. (We’re issuing an appeal to all citizens to participate in the protest.)

Note: This response has been trimmed for conciseness.

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