Why does saying il aime le volley translate as I like volleyball?
Why is il (he) used instead of je/j' (I)?
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Bonjour Stayce,
Moi j'aime le volleyball (moi = Rocio, It's me who is speaking).
Tu aimes le volleybal (tu = Stayce , parce que je suis entrain de parler avac toi. Because I'm speaking to you).
Mais lui, il aime aussi le volleyball. (He also likes volleyball) (Il = He, Another person who for example is not sitting with us at this time but we know that he likes volleyball, for example your neighbor)
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If the subject is in the first person singular, the sentence should be written as,
J'aime le volley (ou: le volleyball).
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Je te souhaite une bonne journée./I wish you a good day.
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