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My name is Marc and I'm from France. I'm studying Medicine in Toulouse, France. I have learned both English and Italian at school but I really need to practice these two languages, mainly Italian. So it'd be great to talk to a native Italian speaker, and I would be glad to help someone who wants to improve his French.
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    "Cyrille l'avait entendue prendre son manteau et crier qu'elle allait faire ses devoirs chez Sylvie."
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    September 27, 2014
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    The form you used is the most common, you can also put "aussi" at the end of the sentence, to insist on it : "J'ai écrit deux guides aussi." But if you place it at the beginning of the sentence, the meaning change : "Aussi j'ai écrit deux guides." Here, aussi means "that's why"
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    September 23, 2014
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    You should try to ask that in the english section ^^
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    September 16, 2014
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    "Admettre" is the exact traduction of "to admit". "Avouer" is close to "to confess". Exemples : - Il a avoué ses crimes. - Il a admis qu'il avait tort.
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    September 16, 2014
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    "s'il te plait" = for one person "s'il vous plait" = for several persons or for someone you don't know
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    September 16, 2014
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    Le due frasi sono corrette. Puoi dire anche "parlo italiano".
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    September 16, 2014
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    Hi ! "Donnez-moi de l'essence" is ok, but I would use "Je voudrais de l'essence". But I don't think you will use this sentence, because all the gas stations have self-service.
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    September 16, 2014
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    I would say that "se lever du pied gauche" is stronger because it's means you are in bad mood. "ne pas être dans son assiette" doesn't really mean you are in bad mood, but simply you don't feel well, or not normal.
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    September 16, 2014
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    "Quelles sont les différences grammaticales entre un adjectif et un adverbe et quels en sont les différents usages ?" La première partie de ta question était correcte mais ne sonne pas bien, quant à la deuxième partie tu pose une question différente, il faut donc faire une phrase complète.
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    September 16, 2014
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    "Je parle un peu français" is totally correct, you could say "Je parle un peu le français" too. "Je parle un peu de français" is correct, but not very used.
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    September 16, 2014
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