How to Say ‘To do the work’ in French
Faire le travail
fehr Luh trah-VYE
[fehr Luh trah-VYE]
Phrase Breakdown
Faire
[fehr]
to do / to make
Infinitive of faire; often used with activities and sports.
J'aime faire du roller fitness le soir.
I like doing fitness inline skating in the evening.
le
[Luh]
The (masculine singular)
Definite article used before masculine singular nouns.
Le chat est noir.
The cat is black.
travail
[trah-VYE]
work
Refers to work, labor, or the workplace context.
Le travail en équipe est essentiel dans ce poste.
Teamwork is essential in this position.
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