French Days and Months Quiz

Saying the Date in French

• Telling the date in French is similar to English but with important differences.
• In English, the date can be structured as "Tuesday, 29th May, 1984" or "Tuesday, May 29th, 1984."
• In French, the units progress from smallest to largest, so the structure is "day of the week, date, month of the year, and year."
• For example, in French, the date "Tuesday, May 29th, 1984" would be expressed as "Mardi, le 29 Mai, 1984."
• Understanding the progression from smallest to largest units is key to expressing the date correctly in French.
• The article provides guidance on how to ask and answer about the date, day of the week, and month of the year in French.
• When asked about the day, the article explains how to respond in French.
• The article aims to help French learners grasp the essential skill of expressing the date in French.
• The progression from smallest to largest units is emphasized as a crucial concept for learners to understand.
• The article promises to guide readers through the process of asking and answering about the date, day of the week, and month of the year in French.
• The information provided is intended to facilitate early acquisition of essential French language skills for learners.
• The article aims to simplify the process of learning to express the date in French by providing clear guidance and examples.