I am having the hardest time understanding the verb faire. It has so many different meanings, I understand the " do/make" part of it. But then it gets put in front of other verbs and it makes my brain explode. I'm just so confused. And it's also used for the weather??? Can someone please explain?
You can translate in most of case the verb "faire" by "to do " or "to make".
It's also used for other case, and yes you can use the verb "faire" to talk about the weather, but not necessary.
Example: Il pleut = It's raining / Il fait beau = It's a sunny day / Il fait froid - It's cold / Il fait chaud - It's hot
Other case where you use the verb "faire":
Je fais la cuisine = Je cuisine = I'm cooking
Je fais la gueule (vulgaire) = Je suis de mauvaise humeur = I'm in a bad mood
Je fais la route tous les jours = Je roule tous les jours = I drive every day
Je fais la vaisselle = Je lave la vaisselle = I wash the disches
I know it can be confusing, but for all language there are verb which are used in a different way and you just have to learn how to use them.
You should listen to French song and watch French movies or French series. ( 10 pourcents / Bref / Scène de ménage)
