<em>Bonjour,</em>
Nous avons mangé dans un "beau" restaurant "italien".
O C. beau, italien.
Bonjour !!
Translate the following conversation into natural French.
Delphine : Je cherche un nouvel imperméable.
Andrée : Ils vendent un vieil imperméable <em>(un imperméable d'occasion)</em> au marché aux Puces.
Delphine : Quel est le prix ? (<em>Combien coûte-t-il ?)</em>
<u>Au marché aux puces</u>
Delphine : Lise et Claudine espèrent trouver des sandales.
Andrée : Lise, Claudine, regardez ! Ces sandales sont aussi vieilles que vos sandales.
Delphine : Combien de choses est-ce que ces gens achètent ?
Andrée : Ils ont cent quatre-vingt et une choses ! <em>(181 = cent-quatre-vingt-un , but here it's followeed by a feminine noun ==> cent-quatre-vingt et une choses. it's invariable so no 'plural'</em>
Delphine : Combien est-ce qu'ils payent ? <em>(or 'paient' . Both are okay. </em><em>*</em><em>See below)</em>
Andrée = Deux mille six cents dollars.
*Mille" never takes an 'S'
"Cent" takes an 'S' if not followed by another number. (same for 'vingt') 200 = deux cents // but // 202 = deux cent deux
for the - between each number, I don't know how you've learnt it.
It's authorized to always write it with a - between each numbers because the rules ware quite difficult.
I wrote it the 'normal way' as I was taught
* <u>Payer </u>(présent)
je paie/paye
tu paies/payes
il/elle/on paie/paye
nous payons
vous payez
ils/elles paient/payent
Did my best to explain hope it's not too confusing !
Burundi, in long form the Republic of Burundi, in Kirundi Republika y'Uburundi, is a country of East Africa without access to the sea, but having a large shoreline on the Lake Tanganyika, located in the region of Great Lakes and surrounded by the Democratic Republic of Congo to the west, Rwanda to the north, and Tanzania to the east and south. Its capital is Bujumbura.Traditional drumming of karyenda is an important part of Burundian cultural heritage, as indicated by the world-famous Royal Drummers of Burundi. Traditional dance often accompanies the drumming, which is frequently seen in celebrations and family gatherings. Some Burundian artisans have special songs to accompany different stages of their work.Burundian cuisine is a reflection of the varied geography of the country: Burundi is located in Central Africa on a territory of mountains, savannas, agricultural fields, forests located near rivers and water points. Agriculture is spread over 80% of the country's surface. It includes coffee, tea, maize, beans and cassava. Thanks to these characteristics, Burundi cuisine is very representative of African culinary culture, because it includes beans, which are the basis of Burundian cuisine, exotic fruits, mainly plantains, sweet potatoes, cassava, peas. and cereals, such as corn and wheat. Burundian food is low in meat, because livestock is a secondary activity. However, there are some dishes of goat and sheep meat. The cow is considered a sacred animal and is not consumed.
Burundian cuisine is based on homemade food, using homemade utensils used for drinking, transporting water and storing cereals.
Bonjour,
Le manchot est un animal humain qui n'a qu'une main , mais deux bras.
S'il est avec son enfant en courses, le sac occupe l'autre, que fait le petit, il court! Il court où? Sur la route! Et sur la route? Ben, vous voyez!
Mais il y a des petits de manchots qui savent que s'il ne reste pas dans l'om bre du manchot , ils vont se prendre un co up de co ude, et ce ne sera pas pour lui dire "bonjour" fa çon co vid.
Peut-être qu'on devrait les équiper d'une pince universelle , celle qui sert à tout , reliée à leur oreille, une antenne mobile en quelque sorte , 5G de préférence , ça relancerait les magasins de bricolage, made in China, par exemple.
Vive la pince universelle qui protège les enfants !
