French verb · to do, to make
faire conjugation
faire means “to do, to make”. Here it is in the present tense, for every person, with audio. Say each form aloud until it feels natural.
| Person | French |
|---|---|
| I | je fais |
| you | tu fais |
| he / she | il / elle fait |
| we | nous faisons |
| you (plural) | vous faites |
| they | ils / elles font |
Hear and repeat
I
je fais
to do, to make
you
tu fais
to do, to make
he / she
il / elle fait
to do, to make
we
nous faisons
to do, to make
you (plural)
vous faites
to do, to make
they
ils / elles font
to do, to make
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Questions, answered
How do you conjugate faire in French?
In the present tense: je fais, tu fais, il / elle fait, nous faisons, vous faites, ils / elles font.
What does faire mean?
faire is a French verb meaning “to do, to make”.
Which other French verbs end in -re?
Among the essential verbs: être, dire, prendre.
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