No. 393 in French
montant
The French word "montant" means "amount" or "total" in English.
In a sentence
Le montant de la facture est très élevé.
The amount of the bill is very high.
In this sentence, 'montant' is used as a noun to specify an amount or sum of money that is mentioned in the context of financial transactions.
En montant la colline, il a trouvé une vue magnifique.
While climbing the hill, he found a beautiful view.
Here, 'montant' is used as the present participle of the verb 'monter,' meaning 'climbing' or 'ascending.' It describes an action of going upwards.
Le montant dû doit être réglé avant la fin du mois.
The amount due must be paid by the end of the month.
Once again, 'montant' appears as a noun indicating a total sum of money owed, particularly in a specific timeframe.
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