意味
To work in a garden, cultivating plants.
文化的背景
The 'potager' (vegetable garden) is a cultural icon. Many French people, even with small plots, prioritize growing food over purely decorative flowers. Urban gardening is booming. 'Jardins partagés' are community spaces where city dwellers can 'faire du jardinage' together in public parks. The 'Jardin à la française' represents the historical peak of gardening as an expression of power and order over nature. Gardening is often a social activity where neighbors exchange seeds, tips, and surplus vegetables like 'courgettes'.
The 'Du' Rule
Always remember 'du'. If you say 'Je fais jardinage', it sounds like you're a robot or a dictionary.
Negative Change
When you say you DON'T garden, 'du' becomes 'de'. 'Je ne fais pas de jardinage.'
意味
To work in a garden, cultivating plants.
The 'Du' Rule
Always remember 'du'. If you say 'Je fais jardinage', it sounds like you're a robot or a dictionary.
Negative Change
When you say you DON'T garden, 'du' becomes 'de'. 'Je ne fais pas de jardinage.'
Use 'Jardiner' for brevity
If you want to sound more concise in casual speech, just use the verb 'jardiner'.
The Green Thumb
If you're good at it, say 'J'ai la main verte' (I have the green hand).
自分をテスト
Fill in the missing partitive article.
Le dimanche, je fais ___ jardinage.
Jardinage is a masculine singular noun, so we use 'du' (de + le).
Choose the correct negative form.
Je ne fais pas ___ jardinage.
In a negative sentence, the partitive article 'du' changes to 'de'.
Complete the dialogue with the correct form of the phrase.
A: Qu'est-ce que tu fais ? B: Je ___ ___ ___ dans mon jardin.
The subject 'Je' requires the verb form 'fais' followed by 'du jardinage'.
Match the sentence to the correct context.
Sentence: 'J'ai fait du jardinage toute la journée, je suis épuisé.'
The speaker uses the past tense to explain their current state of exhaustion.
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Positive vs Negative
Garden Tools
Tools
- • une pelle
- • un râteau
- • un arrosoir
練習問題バンク
4 問題Le dimanche, je fais ___ jardinage.
Jardinage is a masculine singular noun, so we use 'du' (de + le).
Je ne fais pas ___ jardinage.
In a negative sentence, the partitive article 'du' changes to 'de'.
A: Qu'est-ce que tu fais ? B: Je ___ ___ ___ dans mon jardin.
The subject 'Je' requires the verb form 'fais' followed by 'du jardinage'.
Sentence: 'J'ai fait du jardinage toute la journée, je suis épuisé.'
The speaker uses the past tense to explain their current state of exhaustion.
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よくある質問
14 問It's rare. 'Du' is for the activity in general. 'Le' would imply a very specific, pre-defined task.
'Jardiner' is the verb 'to garden'. 'Faire du jardinage' is the noun-based phrase. They are interchangeable, but the latter is very common for hobbies.
No, it includes vegetables, trees, and general lawn care.
You say 'J'aime faire du jardinage' or 'J'aime le jardinage'.
It is neutral and can be used in any situation.
Yes! 'Faire du sport', 'faire du piano', 'faire du vélo'. It's a very common pattern.
You can still say 'faire du jardinage', though some might say 's'occuper de mes plantes'.
It is masculine: le jardinage.
Je vais faire du jardinage.
Not really, but 'gratter la terre' (scratching the earth) is a funny, informal way to say it.
Yes, but 'travailler comme jardinier' is more precise for a job.
A 'potager' is a vegetable garden, a very common place to 'faire du jardinage' in France.
Je déteste faire du jardinage.
Une pelle (shovel), un râteau (rake), and un arrosoir (watering can).
関連フレーズ
avoir la main verte
similarto have a green thumb
tondre la pelouse
specialized formto mow the lawn
cultiver son jardin
similarto tend to one's own affairs
désherber
specialized formto weed
arroser les plantes
specialized formto water the plants
