Why do we say "a les cheveux bruns" in french? "a" means "has" and "les" means "the (plural)," so that translates to "has the brown hairs" (in english at least). why do you have to precede a noun with a definite article like le, la, les, and l'? i don't understand why you wouldn't say "a cheveux bruns" which means "has brown hair." does it have to do with possession?

Where do you put the negative "ne que" in the phrase "ils nous ont fait visite une fois"?

(super easy) à vous! fill in the blanks activity instructionscomplete each sentence with the correct form of the verb in parentheses. christophe (chercher) un dictionnaire. nous (partager) un stylo en cours de chimie. vous (habiter) en face de (across from) l'université. tu (manger) au resto u? elles (aimer) le cours d'économie. vous (donner) des cours de philosophie. nous (rencontrer) gilles parfois à la bibliothèque. j' (adorer) le professeur de géographie! tu (commencer) le travail (work) demain? les profs de français (voyager) au québec.

Who most likely interrupted, both the bathroom and i got a scrubbing