No. 11,040 in French
pleurons
"Pleurons" means "we cry" in English.
In a sentence
Nous pleurons lorsque nous sommes tristes.
We cry when we are sad.
The verb 'pleurons' here is conjugated in the present tense for the first-person plural 'nous' (we), indicating the action of crying.
Même quand nous pleurons, nous devons rester forts.
Even when we cry, we must stay strong.
The verb 'pleurons' is used in the present tense to describe the ongoing action of crying in a conditional clause.
Nous ne pleurons pas souvent, mais quand nous le faisons, c'est sincère.
We do not cry often, but when we do, it's sincere.
Here, 'pleurons' is negated by 'ne' and 'pas,' demonstrating its use in constructing negative sentences in French.
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