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Bonjour
Salut, mes amis! (hello, my friends.)
Désolée! Je ne parle pas bien le français. Parlez-vous le français? (I'm sorry for I don't speak much French. Do you speak French?)
Très bien
Bonjour
Salut les amis ! (hello, my friends.)
Désolée, mais je ne parle pas bien le français. Parlez-vous le français ? (I'm sorry for but I don't speak much French. Do you speak French?)
I don't speak much French = Je ne parle pas beaucoup de français
Ce que tu as écrit (je ne parle pas bien le français) veut dire I don't speak French well
Bravo :-)
Bonjour
Salut, les amis! (hello, my friends.)
Désolée! Je ne parle pas bien (le) français. Parlez-vous (le) français? (I'm sorry for I don't speak much French. Do you speak French?)
Yes it's alright. It's not a mistake, but the "le" is not mandatory when talking about speaking a language, we generally don't use it.
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