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Hey,

For which other career is being proficient in a second language an asset?

Host at a theme park

Or :

Touristic guide

Answer:

Hello,

for which other career is being proficient in a second language an asset?

Tourism ( hotels, restaurants, theme parks…. )

If you are a spy  ( Intelligence Operative )

a diplomat ( Ambassador, foreign service officer... )

International sales manager

flight attendants

journalist ( foreign correspondent… )

interpret / traductor ...

These are only some examples. There are much more fields where speaking a second language is an asset.

Answer:

Tu es allemand

Explanation:

Es is the you form of être.

Bonjour,

Tu "es" allemand.

Verbe "être" au présent :

je suis

tu es

il,elle, on est

nous sommes

vous êtes

ils,elles sont

Answer:

Bonjour Monsieur (M.) good morning Sir / Mr. Smith

Bonjour Madame (Mme.) good afternoon Ma’am / Mrs. Smith

Bonsoir Mademoiselle (Mlle.) good evening Miss / Ms. Smith

Au revoir goodbye

Notice that last names are not used with greetings. Bonjour, bonsoir, and au revoir are

also commonly used with family and friends. Some expressions are appropriate for both

formal and informal situations.

Informal

Salut! Hi / bye

Salut Jean! Hi / bye Jean!

Ciao! Bye!

À demain! See you tomorrow!

Allez, au revoir So long!

À la prochaine! See you soon (next time)!

These expressions are quite informal and would not be appropriate to use with older

people whom you do not know very well. Ask the name of the other person:

Et vous? And you?(formal)

Et toi? “ (informal)

Comment vous∪appelez-vous? What’s your name (formal)

Comment t’appelles-tu? “ (informal)

To introduce yourself:

Je m’appelle My name is

Je suis de + city I’m from

Je viens de I’m from (literally, I come from. . .)

Note that the verb venir is an irregular verb but can be used like être for introductions.

Explanation:

Answer:

The infant is named on this day.

Explanation:

Hello,

I guess you need the answer in French.

Le nom de cette cérémonie est le Nguenté, ce baptême est aussi connu comme la cérémonie d'imposition du nom.

J'espère t'avoir aidé.

Thanks

Hey,

Answer:

The infant is named on this day.

Bonjour,

Answer:

THE =  'le/la'/les/l'

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A/AN  = 'un/une'

a book = un livre

an apple =une pomme

Answer:

A/AN= UN/ UNE

the= le , la , les

some= certains

nothing= rien

Explanation:

Answer:

Tu

Explanation:

Tu is a pronoun used in informal situations. For example, when speaking to a relative, colleague, or classmate.

Vous should be used in situations that are more formal. An example would be a conversation with a professor, superior, or someone you are not familiar with.

This questions presents a conversation with a classmate. Therefore, the best pronoun choice would be tu.

Answer:

B, C and D

Explanation:

Hello,

"ça va" means "How is it going?"

If you were sad, you could reply...

... B) Très mal, meaning "very bad"

...C) ça va mal meaning "it is bad."

...D) ca ne va pas meaning "it is not ok"

Hope this helps.

Do not hesitate if you need further explanation.

Thank you

Bonjour,

If you were sad what might be your response to:

-  ça va ? ("How is it going?")

Answer:

B = very bad

C = it is bad

Or D = it is not ok

Answer:

Tu

Explanation:

Tu should be used in more informal situations. For example, when speaking to a family member, spouse, or classmate.

Vous is used in situations that are more formal, like if you are talking to people you don't know, a boss, a teacher, or elders.

Since you are speaking to a cousin, they are a relative. Therefore, tu is the best pronoun for this circumstance.

Bonjour,

Which pronoun would you use when speaking to your cousin ?

•tu

you (one person whom you know well)

Answer:

Explanation:

Bonjour,

1. Doesn't she cry a lot?

   Ne pleure-t-elle pas beaucoup?

2. Not in the tower.

   pas dans la tour

3. No, the princess isn't crying.

   Non, la princesse n'est pas en train de pleurer.

4. The king and the queen knew.

   Le roi et la reine le savaient.

5. The princess used to sing.

   La princesse avait l'habitude de chanter.

6. He sang and she cried.

   Il chantait and elle pleurait.

7. Were the king and queen crying?

   Est-ce que le roi et la reine pleuraient?

8. She plays worse than the cat sings.

   Elle joue pire que les chats chantent.

9. She plays well...more or less well

   Elle joue bien... plus ou moins bien.

10. Don't they sing well?

    Est-ce qu'ils jouent bien?

11. Does he cry more than the dog?

   Est-ce qu'il pleure plus que le chien?

12 Did the queen cry?

   Est-ce que la reine a pleuré?

13. She knows and the dukes know.

   Elle sait et les Ducs savent.

14. The kings were in the tower.

   Les rois étaient dans la tour.

15. Do the king and the princess sing?

   Est-ce que le roi et la princesse chantent?

16. Did the prince and the king sing better?​

   Est-ce que le prince et le roi chantaient mieux?

Hope this helps.

Do not hesitate if you need further explanation.

Thank you

The translation from English to French will be:

1. Doesn't she cry a lot?

Ne pleure t-elle pas beaucoup?

2. Not in the tower.

Pas dans la tour

It should be noted that translation simply means changing the form of a language to another form.

3. No, the princess isn't crying.

Non, la princesse n'est pas en train de pleurer.

4. The king and the queen knew.

Le roi et la reine le savaient.

5. The princess used to sing.

La princesse avait l'habitude de chanter.

6. He sang and she cried.

l chantait and elle pleurait.

7. Were the king and queen crying?

Est-ce que le roi et la reine pleuraient?

8. She plays worse than the cat sings.

Elle joue pire que les cha chantent.

9. She plays well more or less well

Elle joue bien... plus ou moins bien.

10. Don't they sing well?

Est-ce qu'ils jouent bien?

11. Does he cry more than the dog?

Est-ce qu'il pleure plus que le chien?

12 Did the queen cry?

Est-ce que la reine a pleuré?

13. She knows.

Elle sait et les Ducs savent.

14. The kings were in the tower.

Les rois étaient dans la tour.

15. Do the king and the princess sing?

Est-ce que le roi et la princesse chantent?

16. Did the prince and the king sing better?

Est-ce que le prince et le roi chantaient mieux?

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Answer:

Vert is singular and masculine.

Verte is singular and feminine.

Verts is Plural and Masculine

Vertes is Plural and Feminine

Answer:

vert = singular, masculine.

verte  = singular, feminine.

verts = plural, masculine

vertes = plural, feminine

Explanation:

Answer:

Sensible

Explanation:

Answer:

it is all of them

Explanation:

Bonjour,

Choose ALL the French words in which the final letter is pronounced.

A) Roc

and

B) Final

and

C) Neuf

and

D) Ordinateur

Answer:

nous (both)

Explanation:

The parents were talking to both of their kids.

Answer:

pourquoi tu ne nous écoutes pas ? nous sommes tes parent

Explanation:

Bonjour,

Replace the capitalized word with the correct subject pronoun

Doctor Hearty , would YOU like some more tea ?

•vous

"vous" = you (one adult who isn't family)

Answer:

doctor Hearty , would YOU like some more tea ? = doctor Hearty, voulez-vous encore du thé?

YOU = VOUS ( 1st person plural)

nous savons que c est vous car en français au verbe  ( ici c est vouler) et la il prend un EZ / we know it's because in French in the verb (here it's want to ) and you need an EZ

quand il y a EZ = vous  

Answer:

there all gas

Explanation:

Hey !

Answer:

The potato has much less fat than the fries have.

Explanation:

Potato is healthier than salad and salad is more healthier than French fries.

French translation :

Quelque chose que je n’aime pas faire des corvées.

Answer:

Something I don’t like is doing chores = Quelque chose que je n'aime pas, c'est faire des tâches ménagères

Explanation:

Answer:

Explanation:

Hello,

No, it is not.

The following is correct :

Mom frère , c’est le meilleur!

frère means brother

frète does not mean anything

Hope this helps.

Do not hesitate if you need further explanation.

Thank you

Answer:

A) Tres bien

C) Bien

Explanation:

Bien in English means good or well

Mal in English means bad.

I'm Hispanic and use bien y mal in my language.

Bonjour,

Comment allez-vous? (Check all that apply)

A) Très bien

Or :

C) Bien

Answer:

un essai sur ma mère

Explanation:

no problem :)

Bonjour,

Exemple :

Ma mère s'apelle Marie.

Elle a 36 ans. Elle a de longs cheveux blonds et des yeux bleus.

C'est une mère très dévouée, elle n'est pas sévère du tout.

Elle est avocate au tribunal.

Elle fait du surf et de la natation. Elle est dynamique. Elle aime aussi la peinture et le dessin.

Elle sait jouer de la guitare et du piano.

Nous partageons beaucoup de choses ensemble et nous adorons faire la cuisine.

Elle fait d'excellents gâteaux.

Ma mère est très belle.

Bonjour,

Answer:

Mon professeur de français est celui que je préfère.

Il est grand, toujours bien habillé et porte des lunettes.

C'est un professeur très gentil. Il explique très bien les leçons,

il est très patient avec ses élèves, il ne s'énerve jamais.

Il parle très bien le français et nous apprend beaucoup sur cette belle langue.

Bonjour,

Il porte une veste "verte".

C. verte

Explication :

une veste = féminin/singulier

"verte" = féminin/singulier

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A. vert = masculin/singulier (exemple = un pull vert)

B. verts = masculin/pluriel ( exemple :  des pulls verts)

D. vertes = féminin/pluriel (exemple : des vestes vertes)

Answer:

We finished our homework

Explanation:

Answer:

Nous finissions nos devoirs

finissions = imparfait :

je finissais

tu finissais

il finissait

nous finissions

vous finissiez

ils finissaient

Explanation:

we finishes our homewor = Nous finissions nos devoirs

Bonjour,

Dad, are YOU strong ?

•tu

"tu" = you (one person whom you know well)

Answer:

DAD are you strong = papa tu es fort

Explanation:

you = tu ( 2 ème personne du singulier /  2nd person singular)