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how would you say "have fun at the beach!", formally to someone a lot older than you?

is it "amusez-vous à la plage!" ?

Yep, you got that right

ayez l'amusement à la plage I think.

No, this literally translates to have amusement on the beach

Simple mistake to make :)

Pm me if u guys need more french translations. i'm a native french speaker :)

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Sup all! :w00t: Salut les esti d'tabarnak! Ou... S'yu yé sti d't'benak! (Yes, the quebecker born in Saint-Sacrament hospital of Québec city is back!)

Ça fait un bon bout que je n'ai pas apparu dans ce topic ehhh!

Any Québec expression, ask me right away! This is rare because I know so many Québec expressions from different regions!

merci

je sais tu pas belle :tongue2:

This made me laugh because it could almost sound like a super Quebecker type of expression... HAHA!

Like "J'sais tu sti d'laite"... :lol:

(Alright, to all quebeckers out there, laugh with me, I know this is funny)

We can go on with...

J'le sais tu, la po belle!

Je l'sais tu, sti d'po belle!

etc...

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Would anyone have the time to help me speak French ? I can write but my speaking barely goes further than salut/au revoir (I'm shy).

I need to practice and be more confident. This is just for casual conversation. We'll help each other ?

Skype ? :D

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Sup all! :w00t: Salut les esti d'tabarnak! Ou... S'yu yé sti d't'benak! (Yes, the quebecker born in Saint-Sacrament hospital of Québec city is back!)

Ça fait un bon bout que je n'ai pas apparu dans ce topic ehhh!

Any Québec expression, ask me right away! This is rare because I know so many Québec expressions from different regions!

This made me laugh because it could almost sound like a super Quebecker type of expression... HAHA!

Like "J'sais tu sti d'laite"... :lol:

(Alright, to all quebeckers out there, laugh with me, I know this is funny)

We can go on with...

J'le sais tu, la po belle!

Je l'sais tu, sti d'po belle!

etc...

LOL t'es trop drole avec tes expressions ultra quebecois xD, t'es de quelle nationalite?

Quelle coincidence, jreviens dans ce thread et toi aussi, jpense que jtai deja parle avant =P

I'm up for some french essay help, if anyone still have french summer class...

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J'suis Chinois-Lao mais considéré beaucoup plus Lao... HEHE!

Oui je me souviens d'avoir parlé avec quelqu'un de la même ville que moi ici... ça doit être toi! T'es de quelle nationalité?

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Would anyone have the time to help me speak French ? I can write but my speaking barely goes further than salut/au revoir (I'm shy).

I need to practice and be more confident. This is just for casual conversation. We'll help each other ?

Skype ? :D

Hi, i learn French at school, i can speak fairly well ( i have a frenchy background) I don't have skype though, is there any other way i could help you. like voice clips over msn or something?

Could you guys please help me pronounce this word "Chloé". It's the name of a famous French fashion brand.

I've tried many times, but I'm really suck ^^. Thank you very much for helping me!

I believe it is pronounced : Clo- eh

Hope this Helps!

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Could you guys please help me pronounce this word "Chloé". It's the name of a famous French fashion brand.

I've tried many times, but I'm really suck ^^. Thank you very much for helping me!

The proper french way should be klo-eh (please do not pronounce é as ay) because of the accent aigu but I've seen Americans pronounce it as klo-ee. Either works here.

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I'm french so i can help you! ^^

Bt the problem >> i'mnot talking english very well (studied english for 7 years but i always have lacunes...).

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i've been trying to learn it for about 2 months now but i feel i'm not making much progress. i find that i always think of a direct english translation before i attempt to comprehend sentences. this is a bad thing right? anyone whos from an english background now fluent in french want to give me some tips on how you tackle the difficult barriers of the early stages of learning?

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I have basically had 4 years of French, but my highschool teacher made the last 2 years more like a free hour period during class. Therefore, I can only say greetings, etc. which sucks because French was a fun language ):

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ayez l'amusement à la plage I think.

nooooooon lol, "amuse-toi à la plage" if it's for one person, "amusez-vous à la plage" if it's for more than one person or an elderly/adult you don't know very much.

Sup all! :w00t: Salut les esti d'tabarnak! Ou... S'yu yé sti d't'benak! (Yes, the quebecker born in Saint-Sacrament hospital of Québec city is back!)

Ça fait un bon bout que je n'ai pas apparu dans ce topic ehhh!

Any Québec expression, ask me right away! This is rare because I know so many Québec expressions from different regions!

This made me laugh because it could almost sound like a super Quebecker type of expression... HAHA!

Like "J'sais tu sti d'laite"... :lol:

(Alright, to all quebeckers out there, laugh with me, I know this is funny)

We can go on with...

J'le sais tu, la po belle!

Je l'sais tu, sti d'po belle!

etc...

En effet loll c'est drooole...

how to say "misery loves company" in french. or is there a french equivalent of this? thanks :D

La misère aime la compagnie. (it's not an official proverb in French though, so it's sounds weird to say that)

i'll take a stab at it with my beginners french.

misery aime le compagni.

nope see answer up there

Hi, i learn French at school, i can speak fairly well ( i have a frenchy background) I don't have skype though, is there any other way i could help you. like voice clips over msn or something?

I believe it is pronounced : Clo- eh

Hope this Helps!

you're right!

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