Just passed that point where you start thinking mostly in english rather than your native language and bro why doesn't anyone talk about how fucking scary it is ?
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Just passed that point where you start thinking mostly in english rather than your native language and bro why doesn't anyone talk about how fucking scary it is ?
Tf. Since when is autrice a thing? I have never heard it in my life, since when is the feminin of auteur, autrice?? No tf it isn't, c'est auteure.
It doesn't need a sound difference. No one use autrice, it's just sound like the fuck ass country.
Wtf.
Greetings in French フランス語の挨拶
In French, we use different words depending on the person we are speaking to.
フランス語では、話す相手によって使う言葉が異なります。
👉Bonjour: A formal way to greet. Used with colleagues, parents-in-law, older people, or just as a general greeting... 👉Salut: A more casual greeting. Used with younger people, friends, brothers, and sisters...
👉 Bonjour(ボンジュール):フォーマルな挨拶です。同僚、義理の両親、年上の人、または一般的な挨拶として使われます。 👉 Salut(サリュ):よりカジュアルな挨拶です。若い人、友達、兄弟姉妹との間で使われます。
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Hey, are there any french translators that I can possibly ask for some help from?
Need help translating something from english to french — not using google translate cuz Ik it fucks it up / gives a literal literal translation
When I was a kid I thought the British would pay for things with literal books.
Tumblr moots please I need someone to help me with my French conversation skills. Just started a2 and I’m struggling. Also if you guys have any recommendations for free language learning apps I’d appreciate it !!!
Also if you have recommendations for shows, podcasts, movies etc. Lemme knowww 🩷🩷🩷😭
I hate English speaker culture with their language sometimes.
if you're ever wondering if knowing french is helpful in canada, it is, but if you aren't in a french speaking place that help is really only to know what francophones are gossiping about. for some reason francophones outside of quebec and francophone communities gossip incredibly loudly in public. this would make sense if it was an uncommon language, but considering it's literally one of two official languages and the second most spoken language it's kind of ludicrous to gossip that loudly. if you know french, you will hear them insulting people from across a walmart as if nobody else speaks french. it's very funny.