Answer (In French):
Mon rêve pour l'avenir est de devenir un propriétaire de boulangerie prospère. J'ai choisi ce poste parce que j'ai toujours eu un talent pour la cuisine, particulièrement la cuisson. La boulangerie est ma passion, et je crois que je pourrais la transformer en une profession avec la bonne formation et la bonne pratique. L'idée d'être capable d'avoir ma propre boulangerie et d'apporter le bonheur aux gens à travers ma nourriture est un grand facteur de motivation, et je continuerai à travailler dur pour accomplir mon rêve.
[English Translation↓]
My dream for the future is to become a successful bakery owner. I chose this job because I've always had a talent for cooking, specifically baking. Baking is my passion, and I believe I could turn it into a profession with the right training and practice. The thought of being able to have my own bakery and bring happiness to people through my food is a great motivator, and I will continue to work hard to accomplish my dream.
You're Welcome ;)What is an authentic french accent and how can you develop one ?
Answer:
You start speaking their language, and they respond to you in English.
I call this phenomenon the Switch.
Even Mark Twain experienced the Switch.
After traveling abroad, he brilliantly summarized his linguistic frustrations — ones any French learner has felt before.
He wrote, “in Paris they just simply opened their eyes and stared when we spoke to them in French! We never did succeed in making those idiots understand their own language.”
If you’ve ever traveled to a French speaking region, you’ve very likely had a similar experience.
Explanation:
Fill in the blank with the correct item to form a logical question: -vous américalne? A. Est-ce que O B. Parlez O C. Êtes D. Est-ce
Answer:
I believe the answer is Êtes (are).
Explanation:
I'm not sure if you meant -vous américalne (-you friendly)or if you meant -vous américaine (-you American). Either way, the answer should be Êtes
Est-ce que Is
Parlez Speak
Êtes Are
Est-ce Is this
Hope this helps.
1. David a quel âge? 2. De quelle couleur sont les cheveux de Marie? 3. Elle est comment, Stéphanie? 4. Il s’appelle comment, ton chat? 5. Comment est Antoine?
Answer:
Here are the translations so that you can understand better.
1. How old is David?
2. What color is Marie's hair?
3. What is she like, Stéphanie?
4. What's your cat's name?
5. How is Antoine?
I wonder if there was any pictures or descriptions. If yes, you can send them to me and I'll help you answer these questions.
When can you use the passe composé?
How do you form the passe composé?
Which word correctly completes this question? D’où _________ Camila et Carla?
Answer:
D'où viennent Camilla et Carla?
Create a 6-set dialogue between you and your friend from France discussing your interest in French food and tourist places. Conclude with your friend encouraging you to visit France during your vacation
Fill in the blank with the French word that best completes the sentence......
Elle déteste________.
A. gagner
B.prendre
C. danser
D.passer
Answer:
Explanation:
Elle déteste danser
here are "dancing/ dancer " and "winning / gagner " that are possible, but it seems strange to me to hate winning
The French word that best completes the sentence Elle déteste is the word danser because it best complete tye sentence and gives it a unique meaning.
What is a sentence?A sentence refer to group of words that have subject and predicate which has meaning and comprises of noun and verb.
Therefore, The French word that best completes the sentence is danser.
Learn more about sentence below.
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Could some help with this?
Answer:
Danser = to dance
Chanter = to sing
Explanation:
Need Help with French homework.
Instructions Complete each sentence with the correct form of the verb être.
Jean-François _ à l'école.
Ils _ en vacances.
Je _ de Bordeaux.
Il _ deux heures et demie.
Daniel et Thomas _ à l'hôpital.
Elle _ chez elle.
Vous _ en re*ard. (It has a t where it is blocked since this site doesn't understand French)
Bonjour,
Answer:
Jean-François "est" à l'école.
Ils "sont" en vacances.
Je "suis" de Bordeaux.
Il "est" deux heures et demie.
Daniel et Thomas "sont" à l'hôpital.
Elle "est"chez elle.
Vous "êtes" en re*ard.
Explanation:
Verbe "être" au présent :
je suis
tu es
il,elle, on est (Jean-François = il)
nous sommes
vous êtes
ils,elles sont (Daniel et Thomas = ilS)
The second dialogue will be the greetings and introduction of the exchange student to two teachers, who will ask the student his/her nationality. Pay attention to the singular and plural, informal/formal aspects of the situations.#
Answer:
Teachers: Bonjour, bienvenue en France (Hi, welcome in France)
He: Bonjour, merci de votre accueil (Hi, thank you for your welcome)
T: D'où viens-tu ? Quelle est ta nationalité (Where did you come from ? What is your nationality ?)
H: Je suis Canadien et viens du Canada (I'm Canadan and came from Canada)
T: Très bien, bonne journée à toi. (Right, have a good day)
H: Merci, à vous aussi (Thank you, you too)
:) Hope i helped you
Comment allez-_______________? je tu vous va
Answer:
vous
Explanation:
Comment allez-vous means "how are you"
Bonjour,
Comment allez-vous ?
Marc adore
du vélo.
faire
jouer
prendre
O aller
Bonjour,
Marc adore "faire" du vé/lo.
What are the main differences between the
French and English education
system?
-School uniform -examination system (le
baccalaureat )
-religious symbols -school day structure
-le 'redoublement
Would you prefer to be educated in England or
France? Explain your answer in English.
Answer:
French pupils don't have to wear uniform.
They are allowed out of school at lunch time.
They eat differently at lunch time - they don't take in sandwiches, they often eat a large lunch at home.
They have more homework than the english.
Explanation:
the last question is for you to answer because it requires your opinion.
i hope this helped
Qu'est-ce que tu... chez toi?
1. va
2. suis
3. fais
4. ont
Bonjour,
Verbe "faire" au présent :
je fais
tu fais
il,elle, on fait
nous faisons
vous faites
ils,elles font
Qu'est-ce que tu "fais" chez toi ?
3. fais
okay so I'm in France... how do you say "it wasn't me it was the window cleaner!" real quick
Answer:
"ce n'était pas moi c'était le nettoyeur de vitres!"
Explanation:
Answer:
ce n'était pas moi c'était le nettoyeur de vitres
this is how you say it
Explanation:
Pls help for French anyone, will give braineliest!!!!!!
Answer:
For the other verbs (-IR, -RE and most “traditionally” irregular verbs in French), the S remains for the “tu” form, except for “aller” which becomes “va”:
1. Finis tes devoirs !
2. Ne traduis pas mot à mot !
3. Prends un bonbon.
3. BUT Va lui demander !
Explanation:
A pronoun replaces one or several nouns.
When you speak of John, instead of repeating his name over and over, you use the pronoun “he”.
John loves Paris. He loves Paris.
“Him”, “his” are other kinds of pronouns which could also refer to John.
Anne likes him.
This book is his.
You choose the correct pronoun according to the noun you want to replace and its grammatical value.
For example: “he” is used to replace a “masculine singular” noun (one man for example) which is subject of the verb; “him” when it’s an object pronoun; and “his” when it’s a possessive pronoun.
Today, we will concentrate on using subject pronouns. First, let’s see what the grammatical term “subject” means.
Je (or j’ + vowel or h) = I
Tu = you singular informal
Il = it, he
Long “eel” sound
Elle = it, she
Short clipped “el” sound
On – this one is more difficult to understand. It used to mean “ one “, but nowadays, “on” is used in casual French to say “ we “, instead of the now more formal/written form “ nous” (see below). Here is my article about the pronoun on in French.
Vous = you, one person, formal
“Vous” versus “tu” is a can of worms… there is a basic rule, and then many exceptions. I suggest you read my article about “Vous” versus “tu” in French – it makes for an interesting read!
About “tu”… there is only one form for “tu” and it’s “tu”. “T'” (t apostrophe) is short for “te”, another pronoun. Now… in informal texting, it’s common for people to misspell things and to write them like they sound. So you may see a “t'” where there should really be a “tu”. Don’t write your French essays that way… Your teacher won’t appreciate it!
Bonjour
Conjugate the verbs in the imperative form, in the person requested.
a- Achète un ordinateur. (tu)
b- Allons à la maison. (nous)
c- Venez chez nous. (vous)
d- Fais de la place sur ton bureau. (tu)
e- Rangez vos chambres. (vous)
f- Invite des amis. (tu)
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A- Turn the following sentences into negative.
ns
1- J;ai mangé une pizza ce matin
2- j'ai travaillé avec mon ami.
3- Elle a expliqué son problème.
4- Ils ont réussi.
5- J'ai entendu les nouvelles.
6- Elle est venue chez moi
7 Nous sommes contents
Bonjour
Turn the following sentences into négative
1- Je n'ai pas mangé de pizza ce matin. (partitive "de" instead of "une" in negative sentence)
2- Je n'ai pas travaillé avec mon ami.
3- Elle n'a pas expliqué son problème.
4- Ils n'ont pas réussi.
5- Je n'ai pas entendu les nouvelles.
6- Elle n'est pas venue chez moi.
7- Nous ne sommes pas contents.
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Where do the majority of French people shop now and why? Give two reasons. What caused a shift in the way the French shop for groceries?
Answer:
colora and prices
Explanation:
because everything is cheap
La fête de la musique
(Select all the endings that apply.)
has free concerts
takes place every year on June 21st
is a music festival
has only professional musicians play
Answer:
it takes place every year on June 21st
how to tell your friend you like to read in french?
Answer:
J'aime lire.
Explanation:
Ecrivez les phrases ci-dessous a futur proche
Answer:
Write the the phrases here and I might be able to help you.
If you do not know what future proche is, here is an example, "Je vais aller au cinéma. I'm going to go to the cinema."
étudiants
la le les or l'
Select the correct answer.
Which phrase best completes this conversation?
Marc D'où viens-tu, Josh? Tu es canadien?
Josh: Oui,
Canada.
A.
Je viens de
B.
je viens d
C.
Je viens du
D.
Je viens de la
Answer:
I think it's C: Je viens du
Explanation:
Because it's asking where do you come from (D'ou viens-tu, Josh?) not where are you from. :)
what is the plural of la lumière
Bonjour,
la lumière : féminin/singulier
leS lumièreS : féminin/pluriel
Quand nous voyons le film, nous
Answer:
When we see the movie we
Explanation:
Quand vont-ils prendre le bus? Ills vont attendre jusqu'à_____? Tard Aujourd'hui Demain Hier
Answer:
Ils vont attendre jusqu'à demain.
he Shinkansen, the fastest train in Japan, traveled 75 kilometers in 0.25 hours. What was its speed in kilometers per hour?
300 kilometers per hour
333 kilometers per hour
3,000 kilometers per hour
3,333 kilometers per hour
A. 300 kilometres per hour
Answer:
It's probably B
Explanation:
1 Mise en pratique Au passé Complete each sentence by writing the correct forms of the appropriate verb in parentheses. Use the passé composé. 1. Hier soir, tu ton ami et vous pendant des heures. (bavarder/appeler) 2. Lundi dernier, Monsieur et Madame Guillon une écharpe à l'hôtel et la réception chez eux. (oublier/téléphoner) 3. Aujourd'hui, mes amis et nous au café da coté. (déjeuner/inviter) 4. Mathis Sabine, mais il avec sa cousine Lætitia pendant deux ans. (ne pas encore rencontrer/travailler) 5. Vous avec votre régime (diet), mais nous ! (grossir/maigrin) 6. Ils l'examen parce qu'ils avant de répondre aux questions. (réussir/bien réfléchir) 7. Ce matin, ja le bus pendant une heure pour aller en ville, puis à mon oncle. (rendre visite/attendre) 8. Nous notre temps parce que ces personnes-là n' notre histoire. (perdre/ne pas entendre)
Bonjour
Use the passé composé
1- Her soir, tu as appelé ton ami et vous avez bavardé pendant des heures.
2- Lundi dernier, Monsieur et Madame Guillon ont oublié une écharpe à l'hôtel et la réception a téléphoné chez eux.
3- Aujourd'hui mes amis ont déjeuné et nous ont invités au café d'à côté.
4- Mathis n'a pas encore rencontré Sabine, mais il a travaillé avec sa cousine Lætitia pendant deux ans.
5- Vous avez maigri avec votre régime, mais nous avons grossi !
6- Ils ont réussi l'examen parce qu'ils ont bien réfléchi avant de répondre aux questions.
7- Ce matin, j'ai attendu le bus pendant une heure pour aller en ville, puis j'ai rendu visite à mon oncle.
8- Nous avons perdu notre temps parce que ces personnes-là n'entendent pas notre histoire.
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* n°3 = et nous ont invités ==> the past participle agrees with the direct object pronoun "nous" because it's before the verb.
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* I changed the order of the verbs in n° 5 & 7 ... it sounds more logical !!
5-- You lost weight with your diet but we put on weight !
7-- This morning, I waited for the bus for an hour then I visited my uncle.
I really don't know how tu put them in the order given....doesn't make sense to me...
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How do I know when to use “mange” or “manges” in French?
Answer: 'Mange' is used for a singular noun (You) where as 'manges' is used for a plural noun (Us).
what are the correct abbreviation for Monsieur et Madame Dupont?
Answer:
The correct abbreviation is M. et Mme Dupont. Note that there's a space between "Mme" (Mme Blanc) and the last name and only a dot between "M." and the last name (M.Gras)
Explanation:
In French, we use M. for Monsieur, Mme for Madame and Mlle for Mademoiselle (even though we don't use this one anymore, just like Miss). If there are several men, you can use the form MM.Dupont et Boucher.