Answer:
Teachers: Bonjour, bienvenue en France <em>(Hi, welcome in France)</em>
He: Bonjour, merci de votre accueil <em>(Hi, thank you for your welcome)</em>
T: D'où viens-tu ? Quelle est ta nationalité<em> (Where did you come from ? What is your nationality ?)</em>
H: Je suis Canadien et viens du Canada <em>(I'm Canadan and came from Canada)</em>
T: Très bien, bonne journée à toi. <em>(Right, have a good day)</em>
H: Merci, à vous aussi <em>(Thank you, you too)</em>
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Answer:
This would be B. comment
Explanation:
The French adverb <em>comment</em> is one of the most common in the language. It means "how" or "what" and can function as an interrogative or exclamative adverb. In conversation, you <u>may use this word to ask someone's name</u> or t<u>o clarify your understanding</u>. It can even be used <u>as a means of expressing incredulity at something you've heard or read</u>.
Answer: B
C would be more so for a man that lost his wife but it says “my husband died last year” so it should be B
J'aime beaucoup Claude Monet, son style est très intéressant et léger. Ma peinture favorite s'appelle Aurore. Les couleurs sont vives et vont bien ensemble. J'adore le soleil orange, je trouve un air clame dans cette peinture. L'eau semble vraie, j'aime beaucoup cette peinture.
Answer:
Les Américains mangent plus lentement que les Français.
Which means Americans eat more slowly than the French
Explanation:
