So let's go ahead and learn the actual names for the seasons in French.
Litty.
It means the summer lit the.
So how would you say the summer is my favorite season?
Let the masses on periphery.
Where do you go during the summer?
Over 2.80.
Well, if you don't to.
Last year.
The summer was fantastic.
Lenny Donner.
Let eight.
Fantastic.
La la derniere.
Let it be fantastic.
Unfortunately, he died last summer.
Malheureusement il a more la derniere malheureusement.
Il a more.
Le dernier.
So et is a masculine noun, meaning any adjective that describes it, such as derniere, has to be in
the masculine version.
How would you say in French, we're going to visit Marseilles next summer.
New Zealand.
Visit Marseilles.
Le Depression.
New Zealand.
Visit Marseilles.
Le Depression.
So we've had in this lesson so far this season, which means the seasons, even the season a season
and let the means the summer.
How would you say in French?
I would like to go to France before the summer.
France.
I won't let you on France.
I won't let.