To rob, to fly in French 🇫🇷

voler info.

Tips to remember the French word ‘voler’:
– The word ‘voler’ is pronounced as “voh-lay”.
– The French word ‘voler’ can mean either “to fly” or “to rob”, depending on the context. This dual meaning can be useful to remember and associate with the word.
– To remember the meaning “to fly”, you can think of a flying bird, such as a “vulture” (which sounds similar to ‘voler’).
– To remember the meaning “to rob”, you can think of a thief “stealing” something while quickly “flying” away.

Explanations:
– ‘Voler’ as “to fly”: This refers to the action of moving through the air using wings or other means of propulsion, like an airplane or a bird.
– ‘Voler’ as “to rob”: This meaning is related to stealing or taking something illegally, typically through force or deception.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– To fly: “s’envoler”
– To rob: “dérober”, “voler”, “piller”

Conjugations of ‘voler’ (infinitive):
– Present tense: je vole, tu voles, il/elle vole, nous volons, vous volez, ils/elles volent
– Past tense (passé composé): j’ai volé, tu as volé, il/elle a volé, nous avons volé, vous avez volé, ils/elles ont volé
– Imperfect tense: je volais, tu volais, il/elle volait, nous volions, vous voliez, ils/elles volaient
– Future tense: je volerai, tu voleras, il/elle volera, nous volerons, vous volerez, ils/elles voleront
– Conditional tense: je volerais, tu volerais, il/elle volerait, nous volerions, vous voleriez, ils/elles voleraient

Examples of sentences using ‘voler’:
1. Je vais voler vers Paris demain. (I am going to fly to Paris tomorrow.)
2. Les oiseaux volent haut dans le ciel. (The birds fly high in the sky.)
3. Le voleur a réussi à voler la banque sans se faire prendre. (The robber managed to rob the bank without being caught.)
4. On m’a volé mon portefeuille dans le métro. (Someone robbed/stole my wallet in the subway.)

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voler info.

Tips to remember the French word ‘voler’ (to rob/fly):
– One way to remember ‘voler’ (to rob) is by associating it with the English word “villain” as both words start with the letter ‘v’ and a villain might steal or rob things.
– To remember ‘voler’ (to fly), you can think of the image of a bird soaring through the sky, as birds are often associated with flying.

Explanations:
– ‘Voler’ is a French verb which has two distinct meanings depending on the context: to rob or to steal, and to fly.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– To rob, to steal: dérober, subtiliser.

Conjugations:
– Infinitive: voler
– Present tense: je vole, tu voles, il/elle vole, nous volons, vous volez, ils/elles volent
– Past tense: j’ai volé, tu as volé, il/elle a volé, nous avons volé, vous avez volé, ils/elles ont volé
– Future tense: je volerai, tu voleras, il/elle volera, nous volerons, vous volerez, ils/elles voleront

Examples of sentences:
1. Je ne peux pas croire qu’il a volé mon portefeuille. (I can’t believe he stole my wallet.)
2. Les oiseaux volent haut dans le ciel. (The birds fly high in the sky.)
3. Les voleurs ont dérobé tous les bijoux de la vitrine. (The thieves stole all the jewelry from the display case.)
4. Je volerai vers Paris demain matin. (I will fly to Paris tomorrow morning.)

Note: Remember that the verb ‘voler’ changes its meaning depending on the context.

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