Countable – dénombrable
Let's Define It!
What's a *countable* noun?
A countable noun is one such as un livre or une table which can be put in the plural form.
Countable / discrete nouns are called noms dénombrables / comptables in French.
A nom dénombrable can be counted. As such, it can be preceded with a numeral (un, trois, vingt), an indefinite or definite article (un, le, des), as well as an indefinite determiner (tous, quelques, etc).
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Let's Pronounce It!
What does it sound like in French?
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Let's Have an Example or Two!
Can a little reinforcement do the trick?
deux oiseaux / two birds
les enfants / the children
quelques bouteilles / some bottles
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