Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Pendant"

A:

Im not sure. By itself, it doesn’t seem to make any sense.

Can you explain the context of where you heard this?

“I'm known by this pendants” by itself has no meaning because it’s grammatically incorrect and does not make any logical sense.


If I had to take a wild guess, I assume you meant to say “I'm known for this pendant” which would mean the person is [famous for / people know them for] achieving that pendant or earning it in some capacity. But beyond this guess I have no idea what it could possibly mean.

A: Another word for necklace.

A: a charm hanging from a chain (usually in jewellery)

[the charm with the letter A is a pendant]

A: pendant is during

J'ai lu pendant mes classes.
I read during my classes.

Depuis means that you did something, and you are still doing it.

J'attends depuis 10 minutes.
I have been waiting for 10 minutes.

A: a necklace pendant? it’s pronounced “pendant” in English as well

A: I like the pendant lamp in my room since I can adjust the brightness to 6 different levels.

A: for centuries, humanity has asked essential questions about Life/ concerning life/ thinking about life/ What is life?

A: For how long?

A: I was able to intern at social centers, kindergartens, care centers in the course of my studies.

I don't think there's a specific word for halte garderie in english.

You can also replace "in the course of my studies" for many other expressions, such as "during my/the course of my studies", "while studying", "as I studied", or "throughout my studies". Plus, you can put this last part in the beginning of the sentence.

A: × B: Yes, he is wearing a cool pendant.
✓ B: Yes, and it’s a cool one.

What you said was 100% grammatically correct , but normally, a fluent speaker would say it like how I corrected it.

A: Pennant - a type of flag

Pendant - a type of jewelry

A: He was granted the pendant which his family had dreamt of for centuries

A: Good job