How to Say ‘About studying / revision’ in French
Des révisions
day ray-vee-ZYOHN
[day ray-vee-ZYOHN]
💬 Usage Tip: In [parler des révisions], [des] means [about the], not [some]. After [parler de], French uses [de + les = des]: [parler des examens], [parler des devoirs].
Phrase Breakdown
Des
[day]
some
Plural article used before a plural noun; here it means some.
On fait Des révisions avant le contrôle.
We’re doing some review before the test.
révisions
[ray-vee-ZYOHN]
review
Studying again to prepare for a test; often used in school contexts.
Les révisions commencent ce soir à la bibliothèque.
The review starts tonight at the library.
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