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I don't think that's true, though I am not a player (only played very casually as a kid w/ my grand parents): https://www.fisf.net/scrabble/decouverte-du-scrabb
by cdavid 6y ago
I don't think that's true, though I am not a player (only played very casually as a kid w/ my grand parents): https://www.fisf.net/scrabble/decouverte-du-scrabble/r%C3%A8gles-du-jeu.html https://www.fisf.net/scrabble/decouverte-du-scrabble/r%C3%A8... (French, sorry)
I don't know how usable French conjugates are in scrabble, though. Intuitively, it should help placing high score letters like z, which is otherwise uncommon in French.
- user5994461 6y agoConjugates are super easy to use. Every verb can generate 50 different words, mostly with subtle variations in ending -e -es -ez -ent / -ai -ais -ait -aient. Playing a verb immediately allows the opponent to play an extension on it and make more points than you. This is a total game changer. I honestly think scrabble in French is a different game as in English. I'd rather see an article explaining the rules of the championship and how French scrabble is alien to what people think of scrabble.