I lie in French 🇫🇷

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Tips to remember the French word:
– The phrase “je mens” translates to “I lie” in English.
– To remember this phrase, you can associate it with the English word “mens” which sounds similar to “man” who is often associated with deceit or lying.

Explanations:
– “Je mens” is the first person singular conjugation of the verb “mentir” in French.
– It is used to express the action of lying or telling lies.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– “Je mens” is the most common way to say “I lie” in French. There is no direct synonym for this phrase.

Conjugations of “mentir”:
– Present tense:
– Je mens – I lie
– Tu mens – You lie (singular, informal)
– Il/Elle ment – He/She lies
– Nous mentons – We lie
– Vous mentez – You lie (plural/formal)
– Ils/Elles mentent – They lie

– Past tense:
– J’ai menti – I lied
– Tu as menti – You lied (singular, informal)
– Il/Elle a menti – He/She lied
– Nous avons menti – We lied
– Vous avez menti – You lied (plural/formal)
– Ils/Elles ont menti – They lied

– Future tense:
– Je mentirai – I will lie
– Tu mentiras – You will lie (singular, informal)
– Il/Elle mentira – He/She will lie
– Nous mentirons – We will lie
– Vous mentirez – You will lie (plural/formal)
– Ils/Elles mentiront – They will lie

Examples of sentences:
– Je mens toujours à mes parents. (I always lie to my parents.)
– Tu mens très mal. (You lie very poorly.)
– Il ment pour se protéger. (He lies to protect himself.)
– Nous mentons parfois pour éviter les conflits. (We sometimes lie to avoid conflicts.)
– Vous mentez souvent sur votre âge. (You often lie about your age.)
– Ils mentent constamment à leurs professeurs. (They constantly lie to their teachers.)

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