Hi Remy!
Je suIs Baiba. J'ai dix-huit ans. J' habite en Letton.
Thats all i can say in French.
so far French has more similarities with latvian than it do than with english,
like gender and verb conjugations
I have a question
Are those esk and kesk stand for the same? Can i ask same questions using them?
And here's my answer:
Salut Baiba,
"esk" stands for "is it that">>> "Do you...?"
"kesk" stands for "what is it that">>> "What do you...?"
Est que tu veux manger?
Do you want to eat?
Qu'est ce que tu veux manger?
What do you want to eat?
"That's French for ya!"
4 comments:
I was wondering if the
"Qu'est-ce que c'est"
expression might be interpreted differently with the qu' as an abbreviation of qui (who). Does that work?
Qu' could not be a contraction of qui in this case.
"Qui est ce?"
Who is it?
or
Who is he?
i cant find you tube lessons for #18 and beyond
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