Learn French with Memrise. Learn how to say we are going to the movies in French, how to say it in real life and how you can use Memrise to learn other real French phrases.
How do you say 'films' in French? The French equivalent of the word 'films' is films. It's a masculine gender noun, in the plural. If you're going to see all 'the films' that are playing at the
Être et Avoir. A commercial and critical success, this film is about a year at a rural French school. It became immensely popular in France when it was released in 2002. Watch it and see if you can relate to it as someone learning French, or how it compares to your own experience of school when you were a kid. WHAT IT'S ABOUT. In the imminence of big changes in their lives, Maxime and Anna have chosen to go for a hike in the mountain, awaking memories of previous summers, those summers when they were still in love. This film is about a couple attempting to revive the love they feel for each other.The French word for “old movies” typically follows the noun it modifies. For example: “Je regarde des vieux films.” (I am watching old movies.) “Elle adore les vieux films français.” (She loves old French movies.) However, in some cases, the word order may be reversed for emphasis or stylistic reasons: “Des films vieux, j’en ai. 281 234 530 170 290 147 133 461