Do we use "se coucher" with "the sun sets at 9" as in "Le soleil se couche à 9h"? If so, may be worth mentioning in the lesson.
Se coucher meanings
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Se coucher meanings
This question relates to:French lesson "Conjugate reflexive verb se coucher in the present tense in French (Le Présent)"
Asked 3 years ago
Bonjour William,
Thank you for your excellent contribution! Indeed, you are absolutely right that 'to set at + [time]' is the direct translation of 'se coucher à + [time]'. In French, one talks about ‘le lever et le coucher du soleil’ ( = sunrise and sunset). Here is a link for anyone’s general curiosity:la-planete-du-soir-et-du-matin
Merci et bonne journée !
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Se coucher meanings
Do we use "se coucher" with "the sun sets at 9" as in "Le soleil se couche à 9h"? If so, may be worth mentioning in the lesson.
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