Practiquer equivalent of practise in English?
I believe that practiquer is not always interchangeable with practise. How would you say to someone: 'Let's speak French. It would be good for me to practise'. I would say 'Parlons en français. Il serait bien pour moi de practiquer.' But I feel like that is not really the proper way to say it in French. Can someone help?
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Si, on emploie le verbe PRATIQUER (sans le "c") dans ce sens!
Mais c'est vrai qu'on emploie aussi d'autres expressions, comme: "Je voudrais bien m'entraîner", "J'aimerais bien mettre mon français en pratique".
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yes actually it means the same
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I'd say 'Parlons en français. Il serait bien pour m'améliorer.'
But I'm not sure. I'm studying French, too. :)
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