Bonjour
1- spectacle ==> sight
2- entourée de tous côtés de... ==> surendounded on all sides by..
3- apercevait ===> caught sight of
4- rivaliser de===> compete for
5- escarpé ===> rocky (it's both rocky, steep and uneven in French !)
6- pousser bien ===> to thrive
a) des restaurants --> none is correct... should be "auxquels" "chez quels" "après quels" ...
b) maison --> 44) derrière quelle
c) étudiante --> 42) chez quelle
d) des jeunes filles --> 40) entre lesquelles
e) film-----------> 41) auquel
a) and d) need a plural and you've got only one in your list = entre lesquelles which is feminine plural .. so it's ok with d).
but a) is masculine plural, and there's no masculine plural .....
tried to help :)
Bonjour,
"Ce" professeur est nouveau.
a) ce
cette = féminin/singulier
ces = masculin or féminin/pluriel
ce = masculin/singulier
cet = masculin/ singulier
A. Sophie est Italienne.
b. Elle est belle.
c. La fille est sportive.
d. Elle est folle.
e. Les tables sont verte.
*remember: feminine forms ALWAYS end in 'e'. But it's not always as simple as vert / verte.
Some adjectives can be tricky in french:
masc. - feminine. - meaning
beau/bel. belle. pretty/handsome
nouveau. nouvelle. new
vieux/vieil. vieille. old
fou/fol. folle. crazy/mad
mou/mol. molle. soft
Answer:
this is nothing there is nothing like that in German
This is the answer to your question:
To ask someone their name, a stranger or someone older than you, ask, "Comment vous appelez-vous?". When asking someone your own age, it's "Comment tu t'appelles?
Hope it helps!
