How to Say ‘To carefully analyse the terms of the topic’ in French
Bien analyser les termes du sujet
byan ah-nah-lee-ZAY leh tehrm dyoo sue-ZHAY
[byan ah-nah-lee-ZAY leh tehrm dyoo sue-ZHAY]
💬 Usage Tip: Sujet here means the essay question you were set, not "subject" as in school subject. Du is de plus le merged: "of the".
Phrase Breakdown
Bien analyser
byan ah-nah-lee-ZAY
To analyze carefully
'Bien' means well or thoroughly. 'Analyser' sounds like 'a-na-li-zé'.
Il faut bien analyser la question.
You must analyze the question carefully.
Words in this phrase
Bien
[byan]
indeed / really
Used to confirm or check something is correct.
C'est bien ton sac ?
Is that really your bag?
analyser
[ah-nah-lee-ZAY]
to analyse
To examine something in detail.
Il faut analyser le texte.
You must analyse the text.
les termes du sujet
leh tehrm dyoo sue-ZHAY
the terms of the topic
'Le sujet' is the essay question. 'Du' is 'de + le'. The final 't' of 'sujet' is silent.
Définissez les termes du sujet.
Define the terms of the topic.
Words in this phrase
les
[leh]
the
Used before plural nouns to denote particularity.
Les années passent vite.
The years pass quickly.
termes
[tehrm]
terms
Words or key expressions.
Définis les termes importants.
Define the important terms.
du
[dyoo]
of the
Contraction of de and le, used before masculine singular nouns.
Du pain est sur la table.
Some bread is on the table.
sujet
[sue-ZHAY]
topic
The subject or question of an assignment.
Le sujet est difficile.
The topic is hard.
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