How to Say “Part One” in French

première partie
The English phrase "part one" is translated into French as première partie.
première partie is a general term used to describe one part of a larger whole.

What does it mean word for word?

The phrase is composed of première (first) and partie (part).

Which one should you use?

While première partie is a general term, premier volet is often used specifically when referring to installments in a series, such as a film saga or a book series.

How does it change in a sentence?

The adjective première is in the feminine form to agree with the feminine noun partie.

Did you know?

  • While première partie describes a section of a work, the term premier volet literally means 'first shutter' or 'first panel'. It evokes the image of a folding screen or a triptych opening to reveal a story.
  • In French, the word partie can also mean a 'game' or a 'match', such as in 'une partie de tennis'.
  • The word partie is historically the past participle of the verb partir, which means 'to leave'.

Examples in context

  • La première partie de notre présentation porte sur l'histoire de l'art
    The first part of our presentation is about art history
  • On devrait regarder la première partie de ce film ce soir
    We should watch the first part of this movie tonight
  • C'est la première partie du film.
    It is the first part of the movie.
  • La première partie de l'examen est facile.
    The first part of the exam is easy.
  • Veuillez lire la première partie du livre.
    Please read the first part of the book.

Example conversation

Gabriel and Emma are discussing a book they are reading.

  1. Gabriel

    Tu as fini la première partie ?
    Have you finished the first part?
  2. Emma

    Oui, elle était très intéressante.
    Yes, it was very interesting.
  3. Gabriel

    Je commence la deuxième partie demain.
    I am starting the second part tomorrow.
  4. Emma

    Bonne lecture, Gabriel !
    Happy reading, Gabriel!

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