Subject is female,how does she say in French: you are my son;and you are my daughter . And if the subject is male the same questions please.
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You are my son : Tu est mon fils\nYou are my daughter : Tu est ma fille\n\nThere's no difference if the speaker is male or female. You just say the same thing according to the sex of the object.
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"You are a special friend."~~~~"Vous êtes un ami spécial."\n\n"I think you are special."~~~~"Je pense que vous êtes spécial." \n\n"You are a beautiful person."~~~~"Vous êtes une belle personne."
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If the story uses the words "I" or "me" a lot then it is first-person, of the story uses "she" or "he" a lot than it is third person, i am not going to give you a direct answer though. you should figure it out urself
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As the person who asked the question is a girl then I'd change it to 'feminin'.\n\nJ'ai onze ans.\nJe suis aventureuse\nJe suis serviable.\nJe suis sportive\nJ'adore la lecture.\nJ'aime l'éducation physique. \nJ'ai trente ans. \nJe suis une athlète. \nJ'établis à la salle de gymnastique. \nIl est nécessaire d'être fonctionnement dur
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creole huh, thats nice from louisiana too makes it even better.  and what are u doing calling yourself a girl? i hope that i am responding to a WOMAN and not a GURL okay. holla
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"This man's father is my father's son."\n\nAs no brothers and sisters are involved, "my father's son" is the subject, or "me". Therefore,\n\n"This man's father is me".\n - or -\n"I am this man's father."\n\nSo to ask the question, who am I, doesn't really make sense, unless you answer "I am the father."\n\nHope that's not too confusing.
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Mi primo se llama Umer Siddiqui. Tiene casi el año de edad. Tiene la piel blanca, y el pelo y los ojos castaños.\n\nIt sounds ackward repeating the cousin's name or the pronoun "el" at the beginning of each sentence...\n\nNoviballer's answer is cute.
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im italian, but i didnt understand the meaning of the expression that you want translated. more details and i'll tell you\n\nok, then it's "un servo amorevole" or un "servitore amorevole". i don't think there is any gender neutral version, the feminine is "una serva amorevole" or " una servitrice amorevole". i wonder in what kind of sentence you want to stick it in...anyways i would choose the "servitore"
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"I think that you are very nice"\n\n"I studied at Bourges with a french family for 3 months, but now it has been more than 25 years since I''ve been there"\n\nwhoever wrote that, has a terrible french spelling.
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More Spanish questions..? \nWhat are the subject pronouns?\n(Spanish subject pronouns please)\n\nI ~ Yo\n\nShe ~ Ella \n\nThey(group of girls) ~ Ellas\n\nHe ~ El\n\nYou(plural) ~ Ustedes\n\nWe(group of females) ~ Nosotras\n\nwe ~ Nosotros\n\nthey(group of guys)~  Ellos\n\nthey(goup of guys and girls) ~  Ellos\n\nyou(singular, INformal) ~ Tu\n\nyou(singular,FORMAL) ~ Usted\n\nI also need...\n\nThe plural form of yo is NOSOTROS\n\nThe plural form of tu is . USTEDES/VOSOTROS\n\nThe plural of ella is ELLAS.\n\nThe plural of ello is ELLOS
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Sounds good but just a few things: Instead of des personnes aiment les immigrés you could say certaines personnnes( as personne is a feminine word, on dit la personne pour fille ou garçon)  aiment les immigrés, alors que d'autres ne les aiment pas sans aucune raison( I realize that's where your other question came from). Don't forget your accents on top of your e then you're good to go. I must say you're doing great in french, is that college level? just curious.\nAnd yes c'est does need an apostrophe unlike what the previous answerer said.\n Good luck.
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To her dad, who is she?\nWho is the dad's second child?\n\nc'mon, its not that difficult
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This seems quite right to me, the only mistake I can find is "cahier de charge" instead of "cahier DES charges". \nYou could also say it that way :\n...son référentiel serait l'expérience intégrale de Paul Ricoeur...\n...son objet serait  la conscience adulte...\n(both "son" refering to "une philosophie des sciences")\nMaybe this sentence would be easier to understand if it was shorter, even to a french person like me (but that maybe because I know nothing about philosophy)...
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This language is called Creole (broken English) or the Jamaican Patwa.\n\nTranslation: Where are you going mam?\nIf you wanted to know, you would come with me.\nI'm going back to the country (countryside) to look for my mother.\n\n\nI'm not going back there, you can't make me!\nI like where I am, I didn't really like living in the country,you know!\nanyway, go on girl, take care, I will see you next time.\n\nalright, take care.\n\n\n(This is a conversation between two women)
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He can't trust her anymore : il ne peut plus la croire\nHe could no longer trust her : il ne pouvait plus la croire\n\nIn French we would translate "anymore and no longer" by "plus" instead of using the regular "pas"\n\nDon't trust what google translation said. I just read the 2 translation 2 posts below mine and this ain't French. The words are not in the correct order. Sorry for the person who posted it.
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Why don't you ask your mom how to spell 'attend', 'etc' and 'alternative'? (And the grammatically correct version of 'thanks you' is 'thank you'.) \n\n(You have now asked this question three times, and every time I have corrected you.)
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Well depending on who you are talking to, you can use vous( if it is someone you're not very familiar with or to mark respect as in a teacher, etc.)  or tu( if it is someone you're very familiar with as in a friend or a family member.) \nCroyez-vous qu'un jour vous aurez la connaissance de Dieu, et peut-etre que dans une future vie(ou l'au-delà/une autre vie) vous ne souffrirez plus?\n            _or_\n\nCrois-tu qu'un jour t'auras la connaissance de Dieu, et peut-etre que dans une autre vie tu ne souffriras plus?