The prefixes “re” and “ré” are very useful to build up new vocabulary very quickly and say that you’re doing something again. Let’s see practical examples. I’ll also explain when to use “re” and when to use “ré”.

Vocabulary and Spelling of the French Words mentioned in this episode

Faire, refaire

Dire, redire

Monter, descendre, remonter, redescendre

Editer = ré-éditer

Eduquer, ré-éduquer (rééducation = rehab.)

Trouver, retrouver

Ecrire, ré-écrire

Inventer, ré-inventer

Prendre, reprendre (to take back)

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FYW 207 : Saying you’re doing something again: the prefixes “re” and “ré”