How is the word à l'aise translated from French to English

Capable de s'exprimer facilement et bien dans une langue.

Able to speak a language easily and well.

adjective
English translation
fluent

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  • Elle est à l'aise dans trois langues. She is fluent in three languages.

  • Elle parle un espagnol courant avec assurance. She speaks fluent Spanish with confidence.

  • Le nouveau professeur est parfaitement à l'aise et très patient. The new teacher is completely fluent, and very patient.

  • Son français est-il déjà courant ? Is he fluent in French yet?

  • Es-tu assez à l'aise pour travailler là-bas ? Are you fluent enough to work there?

  • Adoptez un style courant pour plus de clarté. Please write fluently for clarity.

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FAQ about “à l'aise”

How is “à l'aise” translated from French?
“à l'aise” translates into English as “fluent”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “à l'aise” mean?
Meaning of “à l'aise”: Capable de s'exprimer facilement et bien dans une langue. In English — “fluent”.
What part of speech is “à l'aise”?
“à l'aise” is an adjective.
Where can I see examples with “à l'aise”?
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