Partager

Not quite — the French verb "partager" does not mean "leave."


❌ Incorrect:

  • "Partager" ≠ "Leave"

✅ Correct:

"Partager" means "to share."

Examples:

  • Je veux partager cette photo avec toi.
    → I want to share this photo with you.

  • Nous avons partagé le gâteau.
    → We shared the cake.


If you meant "leave", the correct French verb is:

  • "Partir" = to leave (go away)

    • Je dois partir maintenant. → I have to leave now.
  • "Quitter" = to leave (a place or someone)

    • Il a quitté son travail. → He left his job.

Summary:

French Verb Meaning in English
partager to share
partir to leave (go away)
quitter to leave (something/someone)

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