à la hausse

upwards. See full dictionary entry for hausse below.

music Musique is the French word for music.

to play jouer à to play (sport, game)

The French verb jouer means "to play." This is a very common regular -er verb and it is used so much that you'll want to be able to use it properly.

feminine noun. photograph. en photo in photographs. Je n'ai vu Venise qu'en photo.

Here is a list of the key words for music in French: music - la musique (lah moo-zik) the instrument - l'instrument (lans-troo-man) the guitar - la guitare (lah gee-tah)

Answer and Explanation: The word musique in French is a feminine noun.

The same goes for: jouer (to play) (root: jou-), créer (to create), continuer (to continue), etc.

The verb jouer (to play) is typically used to talk about playing a sport or an instrument, but in French it requires a preposition, as you will see later on. Examples: Il joue au football. / He plays football. Marie et toi ne jouez pas du piano. / Marie and you don't play (the) piano.

In French, to talk about playing a sport we use the verb jouer, followed by a form of the preposition à. Read the following examples: J'ai joué au foot. (pronounced: zhay zhooh-ay oh fooht) I played soccer.

What does à la mean? Borrowed from French, à la means “according to” or “in the manner of,” e.g., everyday, observational humor à la Jerry Seinfeld (as Jerry Seinfeld would make jokes).

an exclamation of surprise or emphasis. Collins English Dictionary. Copyright © HarperCollins Publishers. Word origin. Old English lā lo.