Also, how would I say, "The classes are over for the weekend"?
Les classes ont fini pour le week-end. ?
That's one way!
Sra (aka Mme)
Merci!
To say "The classes are over for the weekend" in French, you can use the following translation: "Les cours sont terminés pour le week-end." Here's an explanation of the translation:
1. "The classes" can be translated as "Les cours."
2. "Are over" can be translated as "sont terminés."
3. "For the weekend" can be translated as "pour le week-end."
So, when put together, the translation becomes "Les cours sont terminés pour le week-end."
If you're wondering about the accuracy of your original translation attempt, "Les classes ont fini pour le week-end," it is not grammatically correct. In French, "classes" is translated as "cours" and the verb "have finished" is translated as "ont terminé" instead of "ont fini." Additionally, it's better to use "sont terminés" instead of just "terminé" to match the plural form of "les cours."