L'eau, d'eau or de l'eau?
Je voudrais de lâeau fraĂŽche. (On ne sait pas quelle quantitĂŠ) I'd like some cold water (We don't know how much water)
Il y a de lâeau ? Is there any water?
⢠When the quantity is defined:
Je voudrais un verre dâeau. (quantitĂŠ = 1 verre) I'd like a glass of water.
Voici un litre dâeau Here is a litre of water.
une chute dâeau, une trombe dâeau, plein dâeau, etc. a waterfall, a water spout, full of water, etc.
Jâaime lâeau ! I like water!
Lâeau de la rivière est sale The river water is dirty.
Tu as pris l'eau ? (= tu as pris toute l'eau prĂŠvue ?) Did you take the water? (= Did you take all the water?)
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