"La fille a une robe rouge."

Translation: The girl has a red dress.

[koreanjesu5]

Damn the voice is so unclear i cant hear it properly

[chertagne]

I didn't even hear "une" at first

[savannahra440938]

Bc when 'a' (french for has) follows fille, the "ah" that you may hear them say when pronouncing fille on it's own ("phee-y-ah") gets dropped (to "phee-y") and the 'a' (french for has) gets added to the end if fille's nee sound. Just something i picked up listening + repeating the words/phrases. Same thing happens with any word following fille or femme that has that "ah" sound.

[deactivated user]

Or maybe because the weird-ass robotic voice they gave the lesson just makes it hard to hear it. lol

[LeahLandon]

Maybe they fixed it but I can hear it fine.

[akakai_]

Are colors always placed after the noun?

[veronicaa.13]

Yes. There are other adjectives that are placed before the noun, some after, and some that can be before or after but take different meanings.

Here are some helpful websites:

http://www.french-linguistics.co.uk/grammar/adjectives_position.shtml

https://frenchtogether.com/french-adjectives/

[bridgittek3]

Hi I am new at this

[safiyasubu]

Voice is not at all clear.. Very bad.. Not fit for the learners

[Olusanya]

Une is associated with female while un for male. They both mean 'a'

[Nisha979271]

Really Confusing

[maryammuba3]

Difference between une and un? Do they both mean "a/one"?

[isa_stink]

Une is female, un is male... both do mean a/one

[Mithu007]

If the voice could go a bit more slow!!

[bridgittek3]

Nice to meet you guys

[MargLam3]

You wont let me correct it and you wont let me go.on

[BayMatt]

I love robots names r2D2 baymax WALLE

[sieyono]

I typed what I heard in English, the girl has a red dress. Why is this wrong, this is the translation, no?

[Rhiannon462491]

When it gives you a sentence in English, it wants you to translate it into French and vice versa.

[Rosalyn153]

When am I ever going to point out that a girl's dress is red?

Also, do you always put the colour after the noun, because I get so confused in this. In this case, is it optional to say "la file a une rouge robe" or do you have to say "la fille a une robe rouge"? Thanks for the help!

[AL_NM]

You may never need to point that out, they just want to give you easy sentences to work with.

No, I don't believe that saying 'rouge' before 'robe' is optional in French. You have to have the adjective before the noun. Such as cases like:

"Je suis une fille calme"
"I am a calm girl"

(Then again, French will be my second language)