Answer:
Nalaman ko ito mula sa aking guro sa pag-igting na alam ko ang Pranses, Espanyol, Arabiko at Turko
Answer:
Explanation:
Je t'explique en français.
Dans tous les cas en français, on aura "son" frère .
En anglais, si c'est le frère d'une fille ou d'un garçon, ça change : his ou her
Answer:
L'éléphant est plus grand que l'ours
Explanation:
We have 2 animals here: "ours" (bear) and "éléphant" (elephant), and we have to do a logical comparison based on their size "grand" (big/tall)
The logical comparison is to say that the elephant is bigger than the bear, that is written "L'éléphant est plus grand que l'ours" in French.
We of course assume both animals are adults in order to have a safe and logical comparison.
1.Je le parle.
2. Je les parle.
3. The french region called languedoc-roussillon :
D. known for producing wheat.
not demoiselle (his is Middle Age !) but Mademoiselle
the number 2 comment t'appelles-tu doesn't seem correct. The "tu" isn't formal and a seller never ask you your name !!!!!!
j'aime le poisson (not la)
Je vends du poisson = not correct = je vends des bijoux (he sells jewels)
1- je préfère le poisson = useless
2 is o
E = à la poissonnerie
so I put the right answers
1 (but Mademoiselle)
2
1
2
1
hope I helped !!!
