BrOkenICE, Ok. I take it that you haven't learnt French in school, then? I think that most of Britain actually has to.
Ok then. Well, when you're using 'le', there are certain cases where it can't be used.
Le is the masculine term (probably around 1/3 of French words are masculine). For example, a single pencil would be le crayon.
La is the feminine term (same goes for that). For example, a table would be la table, because the object is feminine.
Les (silent s) is for plural. So, if you were talking about the pencils, it's be les crayons instead of le crayons.
L' is for when the subject noun starts with a vowel or an h, since h is silent in French.
So, since the word for orange in French is orange, then you would say:
l'orange
instead of
le orange.
Every noun will use one of these beforehand when discussed in French. Words always have a definite gender, and often you have to look it up to see whether a word is masculine or feminine.
Is that understood?
Oh, by the way, for your art thread, the French name would be 'le dessin'.