No. 4,039 in French

choisis

"Choisis" means "choose" or "selected" (second-person singular or imperative form of "choisir").

In a sentence

Choisis un bon livre pour lire ce soir.
Choose a good book to read tonight.
Imperative mood: Direct instruction or request.
Tu choisis toujours les meilleurs endroits pour dîner.
You always choose the best places to dine.
Indicative present tense: Describing habitual actions.
Que tu choisis pour le projet me paraît intéressant.
What you choose for the project seems interesting to me.
Subjunctive present tense: Expressing hypothetical or subjective situations.

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