Answer:
Le Père Noël (Father Christmas or Santa Claus)
Explanation:
I'm a fluent french speaker, and as soon as I saw the 'ë', Noël was pretty obvious.
Answer:
1) Write. écrivez. Did you write a letter to your mother yesterday?
2) Were learning. apprenaient. What are we learning this afternoon in class?
3)Have been. ont été They are not have been very tall, but they might get taller.
4) To drink. Boire. To drink your orange juice, please.
5) would leave. partirait.
6) Would not hear. n'entendrait pas
7) Say. Dire. Can you say?
Note:
Keep in mind that French conjunctions can be tricky and dont really go with the same rules as the English language.
Hope this helps! Please notify me if my answers are correct for the other users that see these responses. Thank you!
<em>-kiniwih426</em>
Reversing. swapping the verb and subject and adding a hyphen
e.g. es-tu ...?
just raising your voice/ adding a question mark
e.g tu es....?
and I can't remember the other one, sorryyyy. I'll check my book, wait a sec
Answer:
Explanation:
Bonjour,
Ce n'est pas un cahier.
Tu ne manges pas de glace.
