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Aire is a common feminine noun that designates a surface. | Aire is a common feminine noun that designates a surface. | ||
Example: Les enfants adorent aller à l’aire de jeux (Children love going to the playground). | * Example: Les enfants adorent aller à l’aire de jeux (Children love going to the playground). | ||
Revision as of 18:27, 2 October 2022
Air
Air is a masculine noun that may refer to:
Air: someone's outward appearance
- Example: Il a l’air gentil (He looks nice).
Air: the gas mixture that we breathe
- Example: J’ai besoin de prendre l’air (I need to get some fresh air)
Air: a melody
- Example: Cette chanson me rappelle un air connu (This song reminds me of a familiar tune)
Aire
Aire is a common feminine noun that designates a surface.
- Example: Les enfants adorent aller à l’aire de jeux (Children love going to the playground).