“Ton amie meilleur” translates to “Your best friend”, is that what you were looking for?
Bonjour !
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La mère :<em> Les enfants, il faut que </em><em>vous "v</em>ous dépêchiez" (<em>présent du subjonctif) (se dépêcher).</em>
<em> Je veux que </em>vous "soyiez" <em>(présent du subjonctif) prêts à 7 h 30.</em>
<em>Il faut que </em>nous "partions" <em>à 8 h précises.</em>
<em> J'espère qu</em>'il n'y "aura" <em>(futur de l'indicatif) pas trop de voitures sur l'autoroute. </em>
<em>N'oubliez pas que</em> nous "devons" <em>arriver en fin d'après-midi.</em>
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Explanation:
I simply used my own french knowledge to translate these into french
Bonjour
11- Elle se fait couper les cheveux.
<em>She is having her hair cut.</em>
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<em>☺☺☺</em>
Answer:
A job as a Intern for the United States Nations Lifeguard tour would disappoint her.
Explanation:
If she were an intern at in the United States Nations Lifeguard she would still be speaking English Not French, because she would mostly only be talking to Americans who speak English. If she were a Tour guide Interpreter she would be translating French to English, and English to French all the time.
