6 sentences and stuff about des/les, un and a

[Ladd Russo]

Are the sentences correct? Ignore the absence of accents.

1.(He lives in the same town as Lucie) - Il habite  la meme cite que Lucie. (is this right? do I need to add the "a" or not?)

2.(Look, what's this? - It's a station.) Regarde, qu'est ce que c'est? - C'est une gare.

3.(You can put the journals on the table) Tu peux mettre des revues sur la table.  (what if I put "les" insted of "des"? I really don't see the difference that that would make)

4.(He's an intern at "Paris 9" university) - Il est stagiare a l'universite Paris 9. (Is it "il est un stagiare" ? )

5.(I already speak russian) - Je parles deja russe. (is it "a russe" ? )

6.(You have sisters, isn't that right?) Tu as soeurs, n'est ce pas? 

 

Thanks!

[Erwan]

1. ok. It's better to say ville than cité

3. mettre les revues . If you say des revues then you mean "some journals"

4. il est interne. The word stagiaire exists but it refers to someone who is learning a job not to student at the university

5. You can say russe or le russe but the first is more common

6. tu as des soeurs