Yeah! I took french for 6 years! I'll check back on here to see what you need help in a little while, but I'm going to bed soon, so if i can't help, this website was my life saver through all my french studies:
www.wordreference.com They give translations and usages in context and everything. and there's forums where people have asked basically every single usage imaginable. It's amazing.
ok I dont understand the this rule: like l'oncle and when there is that little ' . i know it has something to do with vowels? also i dont get inversions for questions.. do you always have to put the t . like quand travaille-t-elle? or is that only for some questions? and est-ce-que. and sometimes its est-ce qu' ? i think that might be the same rule as in l'oncle
Je m'appelle Rachel. J'habite à San Francisco. Je suis généreuse, sympathique, et intelligente. J'adore faire une promenade. Mon ami s'appelle Joss. Il est mince et gentil. Il adore faire la cuisine. Nous adorons aller au parc.
you have no idea how much that helped... thank you so much.. merci! so I switched the first j'adore to j'aime fair une promenade. is adore only used when referring to people... that doesnt seem right though? cause j'adore is constantly used
maybe it's only used with objects, but i was told by every teacher in french that you never say je t'adore when you're trying to say i love you. it's always je t'aime, with no exeptions. but even with objects i've never seen adorer used. like ever. i'd stick with aimer, but that's just me. ask your teacher for clarification though, obviously.
ps i just realized i gave you those est-ce que examples with typos ( without the -ce part. )
Totally my bad. I haven't written in french in forever. but that doesn't change anything. i meant to put est-ce qu'il va a la soiree, instead of est-qu'il va fa;lsdfj;aasdf;ladjsf etc. don't listen to this, it doesn't change anything i told you. haaaa sorry if this was confusing. im' a little drunk. aaaand on livejournal so i clearly need a life. okay. hope you had a fun st patricks day!
I'll check back on here to see what you need help in a little while, but I'm going to bed soon, so if i can't help, this website was my life saver through all my french studies:
www.wordreference.com
They give translations and usages in context and everything. and there's forums where people have asked basically every single usage imaginable. It's amazing.
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like l'oncle and when there is that little ' . i know it has something to do with vowels?
also i dont get inversions for questions.. do you always have to put the t . like quand travaille-t-elle? or is that only for some questions? and est-ce-que. and sometimes its est-ce qu' ? i think that might be the same rule as in l'oncle
ok hopefully that made sense
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Je m'appelle Rachel. J'habite à San Francisco. Je suis généreuse, sympathique, et intelligente. J'adore faire une promenade. Mon ami s'appelle Joss. Il est mince et gentil. Il adore faire la cuisine. Nous adorons aller au parc.
or should it be le parc? ahhh
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so I switched the first j'adore to j'aime fair une promenade. is adore only used when referring to people... that doesnt seem right though? cause j'adore is constantly used
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Totally my bad. I haven't written in french in forever. but that doesn't change anything. i meant to put est-ce qu'il va a la soiree, instead of est-qu'il va fa;lsdfj;aasdf;ladjsf etc. don't listen to this, it doesn't change anything i told you. haaaa sorry if this was confusing. im' a little drunk. aaaand on livejournal so i clearly need a life. okay. hope you had a fun st patricks day!
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