French language Q&A Forum

I teach Spanish and French.  In the preterit Spanish, SABER (their equivalent of savoir) carries the idea of someone finding out a fact or knowing it for a short time.  Is this true in French in the passé composé?

In other words, does "j'ai su son nom" carry the idea "I found out his name"?  Or even "I knew his name; but forgot it"?

When saying "Vous habitez où?" Why isn't it pronounced as "abitezù" instead of "abite ù"

In "nos premières vacances toute seules", why is it "toute" and not "toutes", to go with "seules"?

L'argent ne fait pas le moine. I want to translate it in English, can I say" Money does not make the monk"?

Hi Aurelie / Rowen, I started with a score of 80+% for this topic, and an overall C1 score of 99.01%. I took the quiz again getting both answers right yet when I returned to my dashboard b=my topic score had lowered to 76 and my overall score to 98+.  Is Kizbot affected by solar flares perhaps?

Yours in confusion, Alexandra