croire, croire à, croire en
to think, to believe in (usu. a thing or idea), to believe in (usu. a person or entity)
Je crois que nous allons. Je crois à la puissance du peuple. Je crois en toi.
I think we are going. I believe in the power of the people. I believe in you.
THIS WEEK
In French, a verb’s meaning can change considerably depending upon the preposition that follows it. This week, we’ll look at verbs and prepositions to see how several common verbs’ meanings can change slightly, or sometimes significantly. This is also a good time to remind ourselves that French verbs do not always take the same prepositions as their English counterparts.
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