what does this mean in french?

Question

like when do you use these in a sentences?

e.g. aux is pural

au pied

au

a ( with the dash on top )

a l' ( with the dash on top on the a )

Answer 1

Firstly, the 'a' doesn't have a dash on top - it's called an accent.
Secondly, don't you have a grammar book or a dictionary? If you looked up the words and the relevant grammar rules, you'd know how to use them in sentences because you'd know what they mean.

aux = à + les
au = à + le
à l' = à le/la + noun beginning with a vowel
à pied = on foot

The link below may be helpful to you.

Answer 2

'au' is the used when you think you want to use 'à le' - before a masculine noun starting with a consonant, e.g. nous sommes allés au ciné - we went to the movies.

'à' means 'to' or 'at', e.g. je suis allé à 11 heures - I went at 11 o'clock.

'à l'' is used when the noun starts with a vowel, e.g. je le donne à l'élève - I give it to the pupil.

'aux' is plural - masc. and fem.

By the way, 'on foot' is 'à pied'.

Answer 3

well these words are a little bit complicated not like those in english.
'au' it means 'up to', but sometimes we use 'au' or 'sur' it depends of the structure of the sentence.
in pural case we use 'aux' but 'sur' stays.
'au pied' it means 'on foot'
'â' it has no meanings but it pronouced different, u can pronouce like about 'aaa'.

Answer 4

Actually 'aux' is plural.
'Au pied' means by foot (i.e. - walking)
Au means 'by'
A (with a dash means 'to')
A l' - means 'to the', though you have to give a destination.

Answer 5

I surrender here is my rifle! I think

Answer 6

dont know dont care do your own homework

Answer 7

It means ...I'm bored...I think