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please tell me what these mean:
à:
Taille:
Poids:
Il est:
C'est:
J'aime:
Verdict:
I know simple french, but I seriously have forgot it all, Im year 9 and we had a supply teacher for 3 months while our teacher was ill, we did wordsearches! And now i forgot everything
à: with
Taille: cut
Poids: weight
Il est: He is
C'est: It is
J'aime: I like
Verdict: Dunno.
I gotta write a bigraphy about someone though... How do i write their "cut" :s
dunno...
ty amywayz
http://www.freetranslation.com/
Type the whole essay in english, then translate into french. i do it all the time ;]
You shouldn't ;) It gets the phrasing all wrong ;)
Unluckily for you, when it comes to your GCSEs you wont have that and you wont have learnt anything.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chaz
Translators suck.
The phrasing is all wrong. Im your GCSE, youll get nil. Even words are translated into the wrong context
à: atQuote:
Originally Posted by Stryke
(with = avec)
Verdict: Verdict lol.
Doesn't à mean In :s
I wouldn't know :P
'dans' means in?
Yeah dans means in but i do German GCSE so don't count on what i say lol.
Like I said...
à means at.
Translators are rubbish i typed in "I will do" and it put Je suffira or something meaning I will suffice which is a different meaning.
Then just don't take GCSE french?Quote:
Originally Posted by Nets