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I can answer questions relating to grammar, spelling, vocabulary, and pronunciation. | |
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I can answer questions about French grammar, vocabulary, phonetics, and French Canadian culture. | |
CaroFrance
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Hello! I'm a French native speaker living in France. If you need someone to proof-read your translations and essays or need help on French grammar, French traditions, or cultural aspects do not hesitate to contact me, I4d be glad to help you. | |
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I can help with anything related to the French language, travel to France, and French culture. | |
Ellie FieldU.S.
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I can help with verb conjugations, meanings, and use. I have some experience with writing and studying french poetry. |
Bonjour Lalla, Chère Lalla, it rimes with "cinq". Sources : Francis (François) Poulenc (French pronunciation: [fʀɑ̃sis pulɛ̃k] Wikipedia and you can hear the name Poulenc
Bonjour Mike, Comment allez-vous? Moi, je vais bien! Voici la réponse: "I am old" = "Je suis vieux." An old old old man would be "un vieillard" but we don't say it very often, it has become
Bonjour Joan, C'est un plaisir de répondre à vos questions! :-D It is a pleasure to answer your questions! 1) C'est (à) votre tour de parler = there is nothing here we can really explain. I am sorry:-(
Hi Grant Sorry for my late reply, I had to find a audio file for the pronounciation of "dent", since the nasal vowel "en" does not exist in standard English. "dent" means "tooth" Here is an website
Hi Mary I am used to translating from English to French and not from French to English. I am French, so it is difficult for me to say if some of your sentences are correct or not. Anyway, I will
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