No. 7,047 in French
matters
The French word "matters" does not exist; you may be referring to "matières," meaning "subjects" or "materials" in English.
In a sentence
Ce qui compte vraiment, ce sont les relations humaines.
What truly matters are human relationships.
Here, "matters" refers to importance or what is significant.
Les problèmes financiers sont des affaires délicates.
Financial issues are delicate matters.
In this case, "matters" is used to mean issues or topics.
Chaque opinion compte dans cette discussion.
Every opinion matters in this discussion.
Here, "matters" denotes having significance or being valuable.
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