demandés

The term "demandés" is the past participle of the French verb "demander," meaning "to ask" or "to request." In French grammar, it can function as an adjective or part of a compound verb tense. As an adjective, "demandés" would typically translate to "asked for" or "requested." For example, "les articles demandés" would mean "the requested articles." When used as part of a verb tense, such as the passé composé, it agrees in gender and number with the preceding direct object if the direct object precedes the verb. For instance, in "les lettres que j'ai demandées," "demandées" is feminine plural because "les lettres" is feminine plural and comes before the verb.

The concept of "demandés" is fundamental to understanding French sentence structure and verb conjugation, particularly with direct object pronouns placed before the verb. It signifies that an action of asking or requesting has been performed. The specific translation and grammatical function depend heavily on the context in which "demandés" appears within a French sentence. It is a common word encountered in everyday French communication and literature.