Why do we say "a les cheveux bruns" in french? "a" means "has" and "les" means "the (plural)," so that translates to "has the brown hairs" (in english at least). why do you have to precede a noun with a definite article like le, la, les, and l'? i don't understand why you wouldn't say "a cheveux bruns" which means "has brown hair." does it have to do with possession?

Any french speakers? if so, could someone check over a few sentences i wrote? i am having a difficult time in french since i teach myself and i'd like to know if my written text is grammatically correct. my text: mon sujet est la nourriture française. j'aime manger la nouvelle nourriture française alors nourriture française est un bon sujet. j'aime manger la nourriture française parce que peut-être que je vais apprendre de plus sur la culture française. le fromage est très populaire en france alors ce n'est pas de surprise les plats français les plus populaires sont à base de fromage. beaucoup de personnes aiment fondue savoyarde, mais ma nourriture préférée française est le dessert macaron.*i am talking of french food and why.*, sm

Complete the sentence with quel, quelle, quels, quelles: aimes-tu? quelle quel quelles quels

Complete the sentences with the correct possessive adjective: mon, ma, mes, ton, ta, tes,son, sa, ses, notre, nos,votre, vos, leur, or leurs. cousine va avec nous au cinéma. (his)