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The French word partir <\/em>is an irregular verb that can be used in numerous different circumstances, but by far the most common is to say \u201cleave\u201d. It\u2019s also one of the most frequently used verbs in the French language, so if you want to talk about leaving in French, then you need to learn the partir <\/em>conjugation sooner rather than later.<\/p>\n 1. To leave<\/em>, meaning to start to exit a place<\/p>\n 2. To go away, on a trip or on vacation<\/p>\n 3. To set off quickly from a standstill, for example, to mark the start of a race<\/p>\n 4. It can be used to show a literal or figurative starting point<\/p>\n 5. To refer to death<\/p>\n 6. Partir <\/em>is also a verb we can use to talk about the way in which something starts<\/p>\n In the present tense, this verb is pretty straightforward if you\u2019re already familiar with other -ir verbs such as sortir, mentir, <\/em>servir<\/em><\/a> or sentir<\/em>. The stem for the first, second and third-person singular forms is \u201cpar-\u201d to which we add the endings s<\/em>, s<\/em> and t<\/em>. For the plurals, we use the stem \u201cpart-\u201d and add the usual present tense endings -ons, -ez and the silent ending -ent. The French language only has one present tense, so we can also translate it to the present continuous \u201cto be leaving\u201d.<\/p>\n<\/a>What does the partir<\/em> conjugation mean?<\/h2>\n
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<\/a>Partir<\/em> conjugaison in the present tense (Pr\u00e9sent)<\/h2>\n