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  1. Dec 29, 2019 · Droit ou Droite ? La seule différence dans la prononciation des mots « droit » et « droite » est la prononciation du « t » (dans « droite »), et ça pourrait beaucoup changer ce que vous voulez dire ! On peut voir la confusion possible lorsque quelqu’un indique un chemin : allez tout droit, puis droite, après gauche et tout droit

  2. It means right in sense of direction, it's the opposite of "La gauche". Une droite also means a straight line. Ex: "tracer une droite sur son cahier". The adjective is droit, droite. Like all french adjective it is masculine or feminine depending on the noun it specifies.

  3. Apr 1, 2020 · We don't say "tout droite" but "toute droite". For example: Il se tenait tout droit > masculine. Elle se tenait toute droite > feminine. Exactly, in these sentences, "droit" and "droite" don't have the same meaning. "Droite" is "la droite" (the right). And "droit" means that you have to go straight, as you said.

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  4. Droit comes from the Latin for 'direct' and, in Greek and Latin, their words and phrases were often metaphorical, so a good man would speak the truth; be direct; be on a true course - a direct line, like an arrow. Sharp. Adroit (à droite). On the 'Right team' as opposed to the 'Left team'.

  5. La main droite (the right hand) means the straight hand, in the sense of the one that is not clumsy, contrary to the other one, la main gauche (the left hand) which literally menas the clumsy hand. This explanation may help you understand a little better how it works.

  6. Jul 21, 2020 · La droite / à droite. When it’s used as a direction, la droite is the right, the opposite of la gauche (the left). As in many countries droite (and gauche) can refer both to the physical position of something (c’est sur la droite / it’s on the right, tourner à droite / turn to the right) or to a political position (les parties de droite ...

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  8. On Wednesday, we heard from French political specialist Vincent Martigny, who explained to us the history of and differences between the two ends of the French political spectrum: la droite (the right) and la gauche (the left). The idea of a two-sided spectrum (consisting of la gauche and la droite) was first born in August of 1789, during the ...

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