French language Q&A Forum

The word "Labyrinthe" pronounced like "Lapiran" insead of "Labiran". Is it an accent? 

What is the word order when using inversion with a name and an interrogative?

I can see it has already been explained in this Q&A forum that lui is never changed to l', which is good to know. 

My question is, I have seen envoyer in a list of 'verbs without prepositions' on another section of this website. I took that to mean it does not require à after envoyer, is this correct? 

Is it because une message is added that it does require an à and therefore it becomes je lui envoye rather than je l'envoye? 

I'm not sure how I should know whether envoyer requires le/la/les vs lui/leur?

Bonjour, pourquoi est-ce qu'il ya un s à la fin du mot ?

In the explanation is the following sentence: Un millier de soldats sont venus.

I don't believe "thousand" is EVER followed by a verb. It is followed by a noun to indicate what is being counted.  Am I misunderstanding the intent of the explanation?

Which country this learning website was created in? I never heard the word "moquette"  which means carpet in this text.  I know the word "tapis".

Simone 

J'aimais l'ecouter.    I am going to listen... to him.

Why isn't this lui ecouter?  

Thanks

Is "ne...plus" a negative phrase in French? Why is 'plus' being used to represent part of a negative sentence?