To leave in French 🇫🇷

Opposites

Rester (to stay) – Partir (to leave)

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Opposites

Arriver (to arrive) – Partir (to leave)

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partir info.

Tips to remember the French word “partir”:
– To remember the word “partir,” you can associate it with the English word “depart,” as both words convey the idea of leaving.
– You can also imagine someone “partir” by picturing them running away, which can help you associate the word with the action of leaving.

Explanations:
– “Partir” is a common French verb that means “to leave.” It is an infinitive verb, which means it is the most basic form of the verb and does not indicate any specific subject or tense.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– “Quitter” (to leave)
– “S’éloigner” (to move away)
– “S’en aller” (to go away)

Conjugations of “partir” (infinitive form):
– Present tense: je pars, tu pars, il/elle/on part, nous partons, vous partez, ils/elles partent
– Imperfect tense: je partais, tu partais, il/elle/on partait, nous partions, vous partiez, ils/elles partaient
– Future tense: je partirai, tu partiras, il/elle/on partira, nous partirons, vous partirez, ils/elles partiront
– Conditional tense: je partirais, tu partirais, il/elle/on partirait, nous partirions, vous partiriez, ils/elles partiraient
– Present participle: partant
– Past participle: parti

Examples of sentences using “partir”:
1. Je pars en vacances demain. (I am leaving for vacation tomorrow.)
2. Est-ce que tu pars avec nous ce soir ? (Are you leaving with us tonight?)
3. Il partait lorsque j’ai appelé. (He was leaving when I called.)
4. Nous partirons tôt le matin. (We will leave early in the morning.)
5. Pourriez-vous partir plus tôt s’il vous plaît ? (Could you leave earlier, please?)

[Summary paragraph: “Partir” is a common French verb meaning “to leave.” Remember it by associating it with the English word “depart” or by imagining someone running away. Other words with similar meanings include “quitter,” “s’éloigner,” and “s’en aller.” The verb “partir” has various conjugations, including present, imperfect, future, and conditional tenses, as well as present and past participles. Examples of sentences using “partir” demonstrate its usage in different contexts.]

[Notes: Although “partir” is commonly used to express the act of leaving, it can also convey other meanings such as “to start” or “to share.” This response focuses mainly on the basic meaning “to leave.”]

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