Housing
What have you done?!
To talk about the past in French with ‑er verbs, first use a form of avoir and then change the next verb ending to ‑é.
Nous avons acheté une voiture.
We bought a car.
Tu as visité ce musée.
You visited this museum.
Ils ont aimé ton gâteau.
They liked your cake.
The big, the bad, the blue...
In English, we can say I like the blue shirt or, more simply, I like the blue one. French is similar! But instead of the blue one, you'd just say the blue. Make sure to adjust for the noun's gender and number!
le T‑shirt rouge
the red T‑shirt
le rouge
the red one
Le T‑shirt est bleu. Je préfère le bleu.
The T‑shirt is blue. I prefer the blue one.
Who's on first?
In French, le rez‑de‑chaussée is the ground floor. Le premier étage is actually the floor above that.
Claudia est au rez‑de‑chaussée.
Claudia is on the ground floor.