French · to play (engage in games or play)
The game is over.
Quit gambling.
Quit gambling.
I want to play.
Do you like to play?
Let's go outside and play.
Who wants to play?
Go play outside.
Do you want to play?
Do you want to play?
I want to play, too.
I like playing the piano.
Can you play the piano?
She can play the piano.
It's a lot of fun playing outdoors.
I can play the piano.
He knows how to play the piano.
He likes playing soccer.
Does she know how to play the piano?
Playing cards is fun.
Let's play football!
It's healthy to play.
I like to play tennis.
I am going to play tennis.
I can play tennis.
Do you play tennis?
Do you know how to play chess?
Can you play the violin?
I'd like to play tennis.
She is fond of playing tennis.
Tom wants to play.
Tom loves gambling.
Tom loved gambling.
Tom liked to gamble.
Tom continued playing.
Tom likes to play baseball.
Tom is able to play soccer.
Tom is able to play soccer.
He likes to play rough.
Tom likes to play billiards.
Do you like playing volleyball?
Tom likes playing volleyball.
A child is playing harp.
I am playing volleyball now.
A child is playing harp.
He wasted his time on gambling at the horse races.
He was an indolent man, who lived only to eat, drink, and play at cards.
Can I play the harp?
I've made up my mind to learn how to play the harp.
I'm on the beach playing volleyball.