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Parler

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je parle
tu parles
il parle/elle parle
nous parlons
vous parlez
ils parlent/elles parlent

8 months ago

je parle info.

Tips to remember the French word “je parle”:

1. Association: Connect “je parle” with the English phrase, “I speak.” They sound somewhat similar, with “parle” rhyming with “tar,” just like “speak” with “speak.” Hold onto that association.
2. Visualization: Picture yourself speaking to someone in French and saying, “Je parle français.”

Explanations:

– “Je parle” is a conjugated form of the verb “parler,” which means “to speak” or “to talk” in French.
– “Je” means “I,” and when combined with “parle,” it forms the phrase “I speak.”

Other words and phrases that mean the same thing:

– “Je converse” – I converse
– “Je communique” – I communicate

Conjugations of “parler”:

– Infinitive: parler (to speak/to talk)
– Present: je parle (I speak), tu parles (you speak, singular informal), il/elle/on parle (he/she/one speaks), nous parlons (we speak), vous parlez (you speak, singular formal or plural), ils/elles parlent (they speak)
– Past simple: je parlai (I spoke), tu parlas (you spoke), il parla (he spoke), nous parlâmes (we spoke), vous parlâtes (you spoke), ils parlèrent (they spoke)
– Imperfect: je parlais (I was speaking/I used to speak)
– Future simple: je parlerai (I will speak)

Examples of sentences using “je parle”:

– “Je parle anglais et français.” (I speak English and French.)
– “Hier, je parlais avec mon ami de la littérature.” (Yesterday, I was talking with my friend about literature.)
– “Je parlerai à mon professeur demain.” (I will speak to my teacher tomorrow.)

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