Let's start this lesson with a quick recap of the words and phrases that we learned in the last lesson.
How do you say in French the seasons?
Late season, first season.
In season.
The summer.
Let the.
In summer or in the summer.
On it.
Day to finish if you're using an object.
Terminate.
To finish without an object.
Sit down, Minnie.
The spring.
Leppington.
In spring or in the spring.
Oh, Pantone.
The Autumn.
Luton.
In autumn or in the autumn.
Jonathan.
The winter.
There.
In winter or in the winter.
I never.
Now, here's your first word for this lesson.
Lesson de la Santé.
It means the health less on day.
So how would you say in French?
It's delicious, but it isn't very good for the health.
Say the Maison de la santé de la maison de la Santé.
I like doing sport because it's good for the health.
Jim Feldspar Pascoe Savonarola S.A. Jim Feldspar Pascoe Savonarola Sunday.
In English, we tend to say things are good for my health or your health rather than just the health.
However, in French, I suppose they just figured that if it's good for my health, it must be good
for your health too.
So in French you tend to always say la santé rather than mass santé or de santé.
You can be more specific if you like and say things like say bom bom assante.
But it's much more common to just say Sable, por la santé sable por la santé, which you can use to
mean it's good for your health.
Or literally it's good for the health.