Today on Zoom, we prepared crêpes – Aujourd’hui à Zoom, on a préparé des crêpes. The texas tex link at the bottom of this entry includes a paragraph that hints at the history of the crêpe!
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You might want to study the lesson at the Texas Tex link below before you respond:)
In English, we do not need articles. We just say « I like bread. » In French, we must use the article « le » – J‘aime le pain.
In English, the word « some » is not mandatory. We can say, « I want bread. » But in French we MUST say, I would like some bread. Je voudrais DU pain. (Because we do not want ALL of the bread in the world, we only want ‘part’ of it – le partitif = some; and we say Je voudrais, I woud like, because we are not rude). I have taught this, but want to review: The way to say some is to add the following two things together:
de + le = du; de + la = de la; de + l’ = de l’ and de + les = des. To see a lesson and get some practice with the partitif, see Texas Tex at:
https://www.laits.utexas.edu/tex/gr/det5.html
