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Let's learn French

lunarious

lunarious

Shi'a Muslim
V.I.P Member
Post one word, or one sentence, one lesson in French and feel free to talk extensively about why it's important to you.

I'll start with: "Qu'est que ce vais dire?" Because I can repeat it. I apologize bad spelling.

Break it up:
Qu'est que = a fancy way of saying "what". We could've said just "que".
ce vais dire = "that will imply?"
 
Bonne soirée.

English Translation: Good evening.

I think this phrase is meant to be used when departing someone’s company in the evening.
 
My French teacher would always say "vite, vite", which means quickly, because she was from France, and spoke quickly.
 
Guys, while i said "Post one word, or one sentence, one lesson in French and 'feel free' to talk extensively about why it's important to you."

I meant this as a demand. I'm interested in 'Linear' explanation on how i can "learn" French objects. Not circularily going in circles. It's cool to tell me how you feel about these objects, but give me something i can use. Right?

Thumbs up to @Aspychata ... and hopefully some others for being Linear.

I'm "feeling" overloaded yet isolated by people. This post is an exception, yet still i'm overloaded here. I can't use what you offer here.
 
non linéaire
Translates to : non linear


Qu'attendez-vous? and Qu'est-ce que vous attendez?

Translates to :
What do you expect?
 
Le garcon est tres gentil - in French
The boy is very genteel / gentle (kind) gentile - in English

PS: Non-Jew = Gentile ...

Gentile is Human ... in French meaning High Born and nobel ... it's good to be Ethical
 
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Le garcon est tres gentil - in French
The boy is very genteel / gentle (kind) / gentile - in English

PS: Non-Jew = Gentile ...

Gentile is Human ... in French meaning High Born and nobel ... it's good to be Ethical
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I edited my post

Call me Nordic French Master 😎 Master of the Great disaster 😎
 
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My question stands above here.

Another question: What is the relationship between Pardon in french and english? How is Pardon (like pardon moi) felt like in French?
 
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