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In french, does le, las, and les always mean "the"? For example, in the title les couleurs, does that mean "The Colors", or can it mean just "Colors?
16 years ago

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Pinkie
It means the (by the way I take french to). Your absolutely correct!
16 years ago
SraJMcGin
Yes, this is the definite article "the" but often it is not translated into English. That's why "les couleurs" would probably be translated only as "colors."

Sra (aka Mme)
16 years ago

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