how do U say "I am fine" in spanish & french?
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in French : ca va\n            je vais bien\n            bien
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The correct translation (from portoguese) is\n\nPLAY BEAUTIFUL\n\nand not play beautifully!
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Salut, hello\nAllo, french version of hello- used commonly\nca va, how's it going\nbonjour, good day\nbonne nuit, good night\nbon matin, good morning\na demain, see you tomorrow\nbon soir, good evening
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Comment allez vous ? How are you ?
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Use imperfect whenever you want to say \nI used to do.....whatever\nlike Jugaba beisbol.(I used tyo play baseball)\nuse preterite for just he past\nJugue beisbol ayer( I played baseball yesterady)
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the correct phrase is "Querer es poder" and I think that the equivalent in English is "Where there's a will there's a way"...if you really want to achieve/get something you'll find a way to do it.\nHope it helps =)
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j'ai eu\ntu as eu\nil/elle a eu\nnous avons eu\nvous avez eu\nils/elles ont eu
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"Eh bien, je le ferai peut-être."\nOR\n"Eh bien, peut-être que je le ferai."\nOR\n"Eh bien, il se peut que je le fasse."\n\nIn other words, you can't simply translate the word "will" (implying the future tense) into French, because there is not such word. In English, the future tense is composed of two words: e.g. "I will do it." In French, it's just one. e.g. "Je le ferai." You can't break "ferai" into two parts like you can "will do" in English. You have to use the whole thing.
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it's easy !\n\n"I hope you can come to the party" \n\nwe say " J'espère que tu peux venir à la partie " \n\nnext time if u want to translate any word / sentence from english to french or viceversa u can visite the Google! Translator :-)
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In french it's bienvenue\n\n\nhttp://www.freetranslation.com will give you others.  I think asking for all spoken languages is a little bit lazy on your part, don't you think?
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But i get home, I hug my pillow and think\nhow beautiful it would be if you were here\nwith me, and instead of this pillow it were you. I miss you.\n\nThe spanish is not grammatically correct... it should look more like:\n...pero llego a casa, abrazo mi almohada y pienso en lo bello que fuera si estuvieras aquí conmigo, y en vez de ser la almohada fuese a usted...  . Te extraño.
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The phrase your looking for in English is "Suffices to say" with an "s" on suffice.  It is short for "It suffices to say" which means "it is sufficient to say."\n\nFrom the French, "C,a suffit" /Sah, soo FEE'/ = it suffices.
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English, Spanish, french
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Yo llevé\nTu llevaste\nUsted llevó\nEl llevó\nElla llevó\nNosotros llevamos\nUstedes llevaron\nVosotros llevasteis\nEllos llevaron\nEllas llevaron
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IF YOU GO TO "YAHOO EDUCATION" THE DICTIONARY WILL SAY IT FOR YOU (THRU YOUR SPEAKERS) \nTHAT WAY YOU'LL KNOW HOW TO "say" IT \n\nGOOD LUCK WITH YOUR SPANISH !!! =)
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"Estoy enamorada de la vida" if the speaker is a girl.\n"Estoy enamorado de la vida" if the speaker is a boy.
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I'm Guadeloupean, French West Indian and I know this means "How are you?" or "What's up".\nIt litteraly means "What's going on?".\n;)