Answer:
Bonne (féminin singulier)
Grande (féminin singulier)
Petits (masculin pluriel)
Comique (masculin singulier)
Bonne (féminin singulier)
Jeune (masculin singulier)
Intéressants (masculin pluriel)
Française (féminin singulier)
Délicieux (masculin singulier)
Amusantes (féminin pluriel)
In French, adjectives must agree in gender (masculine/feminine) and number (singular/plural) with the noun they modify. The form of the adjective changes based on the gender and number of the noun. For example, "bon" (masculine singular) becomes "bonne" when modifying a feminine singular noun, and "bons" when modifying masculine plural nouns. Similarly, "grand" (masculine singular) becomes "grande" when modifying a feminine singular noun, and "grands" when modifying masculine plural nouns.
Translate this to English:
Mon Amie ne vois-tu pas que j'essaie de me détendre mais je ne peux pas faire ça si tu fais jaillir l'eau dans ma direction toutes les 5 secondes !
Answer: Translate this to English:
My Friend can't you see I'm trying to relax but I can't do this if you're spurting water in my direction every 5 seconds!
Explanation:
source:my french teacher
stream on the street by jhope