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The answer would be De la. I am not a native French speaker but in English the phrase translates from “Est-ce que tu veux de ia dessert?” To “Do you want dessert?”
Answer:
B. sous-titres
Explanation:
"sous-titres" means "subtitles".
Rough translation of the question:
"Would you like to watch the Chinese movie with me?"
"But I can't speak Chinese!"
"That's ok, there are <u>subtitles</u>!"
other answer choices (incorrect):
A. Séries = series
B. Séances = sessions
D. Souris = mouse
Hope this helps!
Source: I have been a French student since 4th grade (currently in 11th)
Answer:
18. à
19. des
Explanation:
"à" is usually for singular things and feminine words. "des" is plural because of étudiants.
Hi,
1) Jouer au football
2) se promener à deux
3) nager
4) faire du vélo
5) s'asseoir sur un banc et lire le journal
6) jouer au basket / basketball
