how do u say, in french?
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Mes amis, you don't have it right yet. The French say "10 minus a quarter" for 9:45. So:\n\nà dix heures moins quart, M. Pelletier emballe sa valise.\n\nand note, "heures" is plural.
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Yeah in french, it's "Voulez-vouz sortir avec moi?"\n\nPronounciation: (Voo-lay-Voo Sohr-teer ah-vek moo-ah)
1077710
en francais - respondez sil-vous plait\n\nin english -  Respond if you please
1065777
tu es jolie\n\nwould be the usual way to say this (it is pronounced the same way for male and female)\n\ntu es tres beau / belle\n\nsounds a bit over the top to me. if i heard someone say it i would assume they were smarming.
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c'est à dire des sytémes?\n\nbien à toi
45548
Je ne sais pas, mais...
141640
It's French:\n\nrepondez, s'il vous plait\n\nIt means "please respond."
742512
Au revoir\n\nMon amie!!
83737
je m'appelle -- it really translates to "I call myself"\n\nDoes anyone in France actually say that though, or is it just something that they teach in first year French classes in the US?
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its Bonjour.\nIn French you don't tell people good morning to you, that's the most common mistake that people do, trying to translate Literally from one language to the other, it doesn't work that way.\nAnd, Bonjour is day specific, in the afternoon you say Bon apres-midi and in the evening you say Bonsoir and at night you say Bonne nuit...
950243
je comprend pas la question
185577
Se trouve dans/à/au/aux/en/au dessus/ en dessous/vers..\nLe temps EST (weather is) beau, froid, chaud, humide etc.\nJe n'iraiS (conditional takes an "s")pas la-bas ( je n'irai is : I will not)\n\nMerci beaucoup !:-)
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Like this:\nb-r-o-t-h-e-r i-n F-r-e-n-c-h!\nJust kidding. Its Frere, I took four years of french in high school.
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1. Est-ce que...\n2. Qui\n3. Combien\n4. Quel\n5. Où\n6. Comment\n7. Y-a-t-il\n8. Pourquoi\n9. Combien
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The way of greeting people in French can change with the situation. \n\nIf you are in front of a stranger or a person which you have to show a sign of respect you say "Bonjour" in the morning and "Bonsoir" in the evening.\n\nTo greet a friend, a close person like your family or younger people you say "Salut".\n\nTo respond to a phone call you say "Allo". Even if the way of greeting doesn`t changes, native French speakers like me know that we normally say "Oui, allo" if we have for example an administration position in an office because it sounds nicer. \n\nFor more Free Tools, Tips and Techniques to Learn How to Speak French Online please visit us at: http://learnfrenchonline.blogspot.com
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Au revoir et bonne chance. \nWait, what language do you want it in?
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je suis pour la France, bien sur, mais j'adore ta question!!!!