When and how to use 'mange' and'manges' in French?

The way to use 'mange' and'manges' in French depends on the subject. 'Mange' is for 'I', 'he', 'she', 'it', or 'one', while'manges' is for 'you' (plural or formal). Like 'Je mange une pomme' (I eat an apple) and 'Vous mangez des g芒teaux' (You eat some cakes).

You use'mange' when the subject is singular, like 'Je mange' (I eat). You use'manges' when the subject is the second person singular, like 'Tu manges' (You eat).

It depends on the subject. 'Manges' is used with the subject 'you' in the present tense. 'Mange' is used for other singular subjects like 'he', 'she', or 'it'.

The key distinction is in the person. 'Manges' is for you, like in 'Tu manges du pain' (You eat bread), and'mange' is for he/she/it, such as 'Elle mange une pomme' (She eats an apple).

Well, 'mange' is the singular form and'manges' is the second person singular form. So, 'mange' is like 'I eat' and'manges' is like 'you eat'.

Well, 'mange' is for plural subjects and the first and second person singular. 'Manges' is for the third person singular. For example, 'Je mange' (I eat), 'Tu manges' (You eat), 'Il/Elle mange' (He/She eats).

Well, 'mange' is the first person singular form of the verb 'manger' meaning 'I eat', while'manges' is the second person singular form meaning 'you eat'.

Mange is the singular form and manges is the conjugated form for the second person singular in some verb tenses. That's the main difference.

Well,'mange' is used when saying 'I eat' and'manges' is for 'you eat'. It's all about who is doing the eating. Simple as that!

The word 'mange' is pronounced as [m___] in French. It's not too difficult once you get the hang of it.