How do you say "I prefere track" interms of the sport and not the actual track. I know how to say I prefer and I know that track has the word l'athletisme(sp?) but I'm not sure what come before. Is it faire or jour and is it du after that?
Thanks:)
I got it!
And did you get all the proper accent marks .....?
Je préfère l'athlétisme.
Sra (aka Mme)
To say "I prefer (track)" in terms of the sport and not the physical track, you can say "Je préfère l'athlétisme." Here's how you break it down:
1. Start with the basic phrase "Je préfère," which means "I prefer."
2. Next, you want to specify the sport, which in this case is "track." In French, track is translated as "l'athlétisme."
3. Finally, you combine the two to say "Je préfère l'athlétisme."
There is no need to use the words "faire" or "jour" in this sentence. It's important to note that "du" is a contraction of "de" and "le" and is used before a masculine singular noun. In this case, "athlétisme" is a masculine singular noun, but it doesn't require the use of "du" in this sentence structure.
So, to summarize, the phrase "I prefer track" in terms of the sport would be "Je préfère l'athlétisme."