Comment on dit ma chère ?

Table des matières

Comment on dit ma chère ?

Comment on dit ma chère ?

Mon cher, ma chère, cher ami, chère amie.

Quand utiliser chère Madame ?

La majuscule est de mise lorsque vous vous adressez directement à la personne, dans le cadre d'une lettre, d'un courriel, ou d'une invitation. Vous écrirez alors : «Chère Madame, cher Monsieur.» Pour vous souvenir de cette règle, ayez à l'esprit que la majuscule du titre rappelle celle du prénom du destinataire.

Comment on écrit ma chère ?

Mon cher, ma chère.

Qui a coûté cher ?

Qui coûte cher Définition
SolutionLettresOptions
Qui coûte cher avec 8 lettres
ONEREUSE8trouvé
2 autres lignes

What is the difference between 'Ma Chere' and 'Ma Cherie'?

  • Ma chere is used to address the feminine gender and Mon cher is used to address the masculine gender. Ma chere/ Mon cher mean "My Dear". When it comes to 'Ma cherie', it is again used to address the feminine gender but in a beloved way by one's partner particularly. It means "My sweetheart".

What is the difference between “Cher” and “Chère”?

  • “cher” generally means “expensive”, “chère” also means “expensive” but is feminine word. When we say “mon cher”, it literally translates to “my expensive (male)” but it means “my dear” or “my precious”. Same goes for “ma chère” but it is for female. “chéri(e)” means “darling” or “sweetheart”.

What is the meaning of “Mon cher” in French?

  • When we say “mon cher”, it literally translates to “my expensive (male)” but it means “my dear” or “my precious”. Same goes for “ma chère” but it is for female. “chéri(e)” means “darling” or “sweetheart”. French couples might call each other “chéri” or “chérie”.

What is the difference between “Ma” and “Mon”?

  • Now, to start with, “ma” is when referring to female objects or persons, it is placed before a feminine word in French. “mon” is when referring to male objects or persons, it is placed before a masculine word in French. “cher” generally means “expensive”, “chère” also means “expensive” but is feminine word.

Articles liés: