Comment dit-on “the second floor” en français?
On dit “le premier étage.”
On dit “une commode.”
On dit “en bas.”
On dit “le rez-de-chaussée”
According to Google, le premier etage, and le rez-de-chaussee mean first, and ground floor. 'En bas' means basement, and 'une commode' means dresser. I was wondering, since, 'downstairs' is the only other option that isn't either irrelevant to the question or meaning first floor, would C be the answer?
“Le premier étage” is actually the second floor to Americans. "Le rez-de-chaussee" is the ground or first floor.
oh, okay. thanks for the help. that makes sense now.
You're welcome.
Based on the options provided, the correct answer for "the second floor" in French is "le premier étage." However, option C, "en bas," means "downstairs" rather than "the second floor." So, if the question specifically asks for the translation of "the second floor," option C would not be the correct answer.
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