In many cases, English is not that different from French :

1.Je suis fatigué(e) ( I am tired) : use it when you're tired, as simple as that

2.Bonne nuit (Good night) : use it when you're tired, like "Good night" from 6.00pm to 11.59 pm

3.a A (à) Demain : Means "See you tomorrow"

4.Bonne nuit, a à demain : It means "Good night, See you tomorrow", as simple as that

5.J'aime un garçon(I love a boy) : You've to say "Je t'aime" only to someone who you love but if you want to mean "I like you" just say "je t'aime bien"


J'aime les robes rouges. (I like the red dresses)

 Á  A plus tard, áà demain!

French is Hard

Le Français c'est dificile! Il y a beaucoup de mots que je ne peux pas dire ou écrire. J'ai utilisé un traducteur.

J'ai appris....


D'accord (I agree)

S'il vous plaît ou s'il te plaît (please) How do you know when to use them?
S'il vous plaît => For persons you respect as your teacher..., persons that you don't know
s'il te plaît => For person you know as your parents, friends...etc.
Je suis fatigué => without "e" for boy ( I am tired)
Je suis fatiguée => With "e" for girl
Bonne nuit (Good night)

a Demain (see you tomorrow)

Bonne nuit, a demain ( good night, see you tomorrow)

J'aime un garçon. ( I like or I love a boy....lol duolingo teaches these weird phrases)

I am afraid I will use J'aime incorrectly......it can mean like or love. When does it mean to like vs to love? it mean for to like or to love, but for love we use "j'aime"


J'aime les robes rouges. (I like the red dresses)

y plus....ok, Á plus tard á demain!