Can you help me conjugate some french verbs?
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Aller - Present:\nje - vais\ntu - vas\nil; elle - va\nnous - allons\nvous - allez\nils; elles vont\n\nBoire - Present:\nje - bois\ntu - bois\nil; elle - boit\nnous - buvons\nvous - buvez\nils; elles - boivent\n\ndevoir - Present:\nje - dois\ntu - dois\nil; elle - doit\nnous - devons\nvous - devez\nils; elles - doivent\n\nVouloir - Present:\nje - veux\ntu - veux\nil; elle - veut\nnous - voulons\nvous - voulez\nils; elles - veulent\n\nIf you need to conjugate to another tense contact me via email.
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ABBREVIATION: French répondez s'il vous plaît (please reply)
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les questions sont à poser en Français (à peu près) correct !\nMerci !\n\nConsulter la charte :\nhttp://fr.answers.yahoo.com/info/community_guidelines.php
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Yyou just need practice for that. So, write down the French & the English for each verb at least 4-5 times. Then, hide the English (keep a notebook on it or something) & try to recall the meaning of each verb. Once you're thorough with this, you can go on & hide the French and try to recall the meaning. Then, you can try using the verbs in different sentences. This will help you learn the verbs better & make you thorough with them.
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The word is "conjugate", not "congigate"\n\nJe vais. Tu vas. IL/ELLE va. Nous voulons. Vous voulez. ILS/ELLEs vont\n\nYou can find the conjugations here:\n\nhttp://french.about.com/library/verb/bl_aller.htm or here: http://www.verb2verbe.com/conjugation/french-verb/aller.aspx
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Joyeux Paques!\nPaques with ^ on a, I don't know how to do!
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1. Heir, personne n'a lavé la voiture.\n2. La semaine dernière, nous avons réussé à l'examen.\n3. Le mois prochain, ils n'aient étudié jamias.\n4. Le weekend dernier, vous n'avez pas rendé ces livres à la bibliothèque.\n5. Aujourd'hui, tu vend ton vélo.\n6. Hier matin, Raoul n'a rien fait.\n7. Jeudi dernier, j'ai mis ma nouvelle chemise.
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Actually, in French, "fait accompli" is an expression. So you don't conjugate the verb as "fait" is actually a noun which means "an act" or "a fact".\n\nPlural: faits accomplis (but that's in French, I don't know in English)\n\nHow to use it: to present sb with a fait accompli\n\nMeaning: to leave sb no choice but to accept something without the possibility for him/her to oppose that thing. The situation is irreversible.\n\nEx: your parents don't like your girlfriend. You secretly get married. Then you go and tell them. You present your parents with a fait accompli. \n\nHope that was clear.
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What language to take, you mean? French, probably.
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Ma ---> (Ma)yonaize\ng-->(w)ill\nei-->(i)mmortal\nri-->(ri)ta\nco-->(co)cain\npho-->(fo)to\nbia-->(via)l
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1. un maquereau\n2. copine\n3. ange\n4. sexy\n5. une prostituée, une pute (very rude)\n\nby the way, "laisse moi maquer tu" doesn't mean a thing.
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vous ne comprenez rien....l' I T A L I E va me gagner
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- if it is a disguised party then you should use : soirée déguisée.\n- for a party with suits : TCE exigée ( tenue correcte exigée ).\n\nI guess you could just translate the one from your country into French. It also works this way.\n\nYou can also write if people need to bring things or note : food, drinks, music...
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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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FRANCE JE SUIS FRANCAIS\n\n BRESIL + BEAU JEU\n\n ITALIE NOS VOSINS\n\n REPUBLIQUE TCHEQUE BONNE EQUIPE
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Right, but you have to be careful when using such verbs in a sentence in the passive or otherwise. "L'accord" has to be respected.\n\nEX.\n\n "J'ai appris la leçon" mais "la leçon a été apprise" \n"Elle a reçu la lettre" maisn "la lettre a été reçue"\n"Le governement a voulu Ces changements" mais "ces changements ont été voulus par le governement"
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Some of the French setences you ask to translate are strange: they contain mistakes. I mark  them with an asterisk in my answer.\n\n*1. Hello, he was waiting for you.\n*2. Is it upwards?\n3. It's French.\n4. I am learning French.\n*5. I know that you understand anything.\n*6. His amusement irrates you.\n7. Are you there?\n*8. If you're talking to me, then leave.\n9. Goodbye\n\nWatch out, some of the French sentences are *really* strange.