수준별 예문
Il est une heure et une minute.
It is one o'clock and one minute.
A minute is feminine, so use 'une' (a/one feminine).
Attendez une minute, s'il vous plaît.
Wait a minute, please.
A common polite request, 's'il vous plaît' means 'please'.
Chaque minute est importante.
Every minute is important.
'Chaque' means 'each' or 'every'.
Dans une minute, nous partons.
In one minute, we leave.
'Dans' can mean 'in' when referring to a future time.
J'ai cinq minutes pour manger.
I have five minutes to eat.
Numbers are placed before the noun.
C'est une petite minute.
It's a small minute.
'Petite' (small/little) agrees in gender with 'minute'.
Le film commence dans dix minutes.
The movie starts in ten minutes.
Again, 'dans' for a future time.
Je suis en retard d'une minute.
I am one minute late.
'En retard' means 'late'.
Attendez une petite minute, s'il vous plaît.
Wait a little minute, please.
Je suis en retard de cinq minutes.
I am five minutes late.
Le rendez-vous est dans dix minutes.
The appointment is in ten minutes.
Chaque minute compte quand on a un examen.
Every minute counts when you have an exam.
Donnez-moi une minute pour finir ça.
Give me a minute to finish this.
Nous avons perdu de précieuses minutes à chercher la clé.
We lost precious minutes looking for the key.
La réunion a duré une bonne heure et demie, pas juste quelques minutes.
The meeting lasted a good hour and a half, not just a few minutes.
Peux-tu m'accorder une minute de ton temps ?
Can you give me a minute of your time?
셀프 테스트 6 질문
Choose the correct translation: 'Wait a minute!'
'Minute' translates directly to 'minute' in French. 'Une' means 'a' or 'one'.
Which sentence correctly uses 'la minute'?
When referring to a quantity of minutes, we use the plural 'minutes'. 'Dans' means 'in' (time).
Fill in the blank: 'Chaque _______, la Terre tourne.' (Every minute, the Earth turns.)
The context requires 'minute' to complete the sentence with the given English translation.
The phrase 'À la dernière minute' means 'At the last minute'.
This is a common French idiom directly translating to 'at the last minute'.
If someone says 'Une petite minute, s'il vous plaît', they are asking for a small minute.
'Une petite minute, s'il vous plaît' means 'Just a moment, please' or 'One moment, please'. It's not about the size of the minute.
The word 'minute' in French is always masculine.
'La minute' uses 'la', which is a feminine article. Therefore, 'minute' is a feminine noun.
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Perfect score!
예시
Attendez une minute, s'il vous plaît.
관련 콘텐츠
general 관련 단어
à cause de
A2Because of; on account of (a neutral or negative cause).
à côté
A2Next to; beside.
à côté de
A2Next to, beside.
À droite
A2To the right; on the right side.
À gauche
A2To the left; on the left side.
à la
A2To the (feminine singular), indicates direction or location.
à laquelle
B2To which; at which (feminine singular).
à mesure que
B2As; while; in proportion as.
abrégé
B1An abstract, summary, or abridgment.
absence
A2The state of being away from a place or person.
