No. 4,316 in French
faisons
"Faisons" means "let's do" or "we do" in English.
In a sentence
Faisons une promenade au parc.
Let's take a walk in the park.
Here, 'faisons' is the first-person plural form of the verb 'faire', used in the imperative mood to suggest the action of taking a walk.
Nous faisons du vélo chaque week-end.
We ride bikes every weekend.
In this case, 'faisons' is the present tense first-person plural of 'faire', indicating the habitual action of riding bikes.
Quand nous faisons un effort, nous réussissons.
When we make an effort, we succeed.
Here, 'faisons' is used in its present tense form to describe the condition under which the result occurs, making an effort.
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