How to Say ‘Plant vegetables’ in French
Plantez des légumes
plahn-TAY day lay-GOOM
[plahn-TAY day lay-GOOM]
💬 Usage Tip: Des means “some” before plural nouns. Légumes are vegetables, not legumes in the English sense.
🇫🇷 In France: Growing vegetables is very popular in France, from family gardens to allotment plots.
Phrase Breakdown
Plantez
[plahn-TAY]
plant
Imperative or vous-form of planter; here it can mean plant or you plant.
Plantez des légumes au printemps.
Plant vegetables in spring.
des
[day]
some
Plural indefinite article used before plural nouns.
Je vois des légumes frais.
I see some fresh vegetables.
légumes
[lay-GOOM]
vegetables
Plural noun meaning vegetables.
Les légumes sont dans le jardin.
The vegetables are in the garden.
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