partie 2
The English phrase "part 2" is translated into French as partie 2.
Which one should you use?
Deuxième Partie is a more formal way to say "Part 2".
Did you know?
- The noun partie is etymologically the past participle of the verb partir, which means 'to leave' or 'to depart'.
- While 'partie' means 'part', it also refers to a game or a round of a game, such as 'une partie de cartes', meaning 'a game of cards'.
- In French legal terms, a partie refers to a person or entity involved in a lawsuit, similar to the English term 'party'.
Examples in context
- C'est la partie 2 du film.It is part 2 of the movie.
- Veuillez lire la partie 2 du manuel.Please read part 2 of the manual.
- La partie 2 est enfin disponible.Part 2 is finally available.
Example conversation
Hugo and Emma are discussing a book series in a library.
- HugoOù est la partie 2 de ce livre ?Where is part 2 of this book?
- EmmaJe crois qu'elle est sur l'étagère du haut.I think it is on the top shelf.
- HugoMerci Emma, je la vois.Thanks Emma, I see it.
- EmmaParfait, bonne lecture !Perfect, enjoy your reading!
Sources
- Word origins: Wiktionary entries partie, CC BY-SA 4.0.
