French Word: T
English Meaning: 1. Letter T 2. (T inserted without meaning to act as a pronunciation aid, necessary as there is no consonant sound between the two words)
Example Sentences:
Y a-t-il un bus qui va au centre-ville ?
Is there a bus going to the city centre?
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Y a-t-il des messages pour moi ?
Are there any messages for me?
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Reste-t-il des billets ?
Are tickets still available?
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Combien cela coûte-t-il de devenir membre ?
How much does it cost to become a member?
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Il l'a remerciée de son aide. « Je vous en prie », a-t-elle dit.
He thanked her for her help. "You are welcome", she said.
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Y a-t-il d'autres questions ?
Are there any other questions?
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Pourquoi le bébé pleure-t-il ?
Why is the baby crying?
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English Meaning: 1. Letter T 2. (T inserted without meaning to act as a pronunciation aid, necessary as there is no consonant sound between the two words)
Example Sentences:
Y a-t-il un bus qui va au centre-ville ?
Is there a bus going to the city centre?
[Show Details]
Y a-t-il des messages pour moi ?
Are there any messages for me?
[Show Details]
Reste-t-il des billets ?
Are tickets still available?
[Show Details]
Combien cela coûte-t-il de devenir membre ?
How much does it cost to become a member?
[Show Details]
Il l'a remerciée de son aide. « Je vous en prie », a-t-elle dit.
He thanked her for her help. "You are welcome", she said.
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Y a-t-il d'autres questions ?
Are there any other questions?
[Show Details]
Pourquoi le bébé pleure-t-il ?
Why is the baby crying?
[Show Details]
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