parce

parce

"Parce" is not a standalone word in French; it is typically part of the phrase "parce que," meaning "because."

Used as part of the conjunction 'parce que,' which introduces a reason or cause.

Je suis resté à la maison parce qu'il pleuvait.

I stayed at home because it was raining.

Again, 'parce que' connects the cause (passing the exam) to the effect (feeling happy).

Elle est heureuse parce qu'elle a réussi son examen.

She is happy because she passed her exam.

Here, 'parce que' begins the sentence to emphasize the reason, maintaining its role as a causal connector.

Parce que c'est important, nous devons en discuter.

Because it is important, we need to discuss it.