The Distinction Between 'Dire' and 'Parler' in French

The difference between 'Dire' and 'Parler':

1. Dire:

   • Used to express specific speech or convey information.
   • Example: "Il a dit qu'il viendrait" (He said he would come).

2. Parler:

   • Used for general speaking or expressing communication through speech.
   • Example: "Il parle trois langues" (He speaks three languages).

Simply put, 'Dire' refers to saying or reporting, while 'Parler' refers to general speaking or communication through speech.