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“lesson” in French

leçon
Illustration of "lesson" in a French cultural setting
A young student sits attentively at a wooden desk, a French textbook open in front of them as their teacher points to a chalkboard filled with vocabulary words. Sunlight streams through the classroom window, illuminating the focused expressions of the other pupils.

Usage note

In French, 'leçon' refers to any structured period of teaching, whether in school, for a hobby, or even a moral lesson learned from experience. It's a very common word used by students of all ages.

Examples

  • La leçon de français est à neuf heures.

    The French lesson is at nine o'clock.

  • J'ai une leçon de piano aujourd'hui.

    I have a piano lesson today.

  • Cette leçon est facile à comprendre.

    This lesson is easy to understand.

Quick check

What does "leçon" mean?

  • A. lesson
  • B. key
  • C. dance
  • D. airport

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