How to Say ‘About the class’ in French
De la classe
duh lah klass
[duh lah klass]
💬 Usage Tip: After [parler], French often uses [de] for the topic: [parler de la classe], [parler du travail]. So it is literally [talk of/about].
Phrase Breakdown
De
[duh]
about; of; from
Here de means about, used after parler: parler de = to talk about.
Il parle de la classe à la maison.
He talks about the class at home.
la
[lah]
the
Feminine singular definite article.
Il parle de la classe tous les soirs.
He talks about the class every evening.
classe
[klass]
class
Can mean the class group, classroom, or school class depending on context.
Il parle de la classe avec enthousiasme.
He talks about the class with enthusiasm.
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