No. 7,959 in French
strange
The French word "strange" does not exist; you might mean "étrange," which means "strange" or "unusual" in English.
In a sentence
Cette situation est étrange.
This situation is strange.
Here, 'étrange' is used as an adjective to describe the situation as unusual or peculiar.
Il avait un étrange accent.
He had a strange accent.
In this context, 'étrange' modifies 'accent' to indicate that it is unusual or unfamiliar.
Les événements étranges s'accumulent ces jours-ci.
Strange events are accumulating these days.
The adjective 'étranges' here agrees in number and gender with 'événements' and indicates that the events are odd or mysterious.
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