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    Translation... How do nouns + verbs work? For example, how would I say "The girl goes to school" or "the dog went home" or "the man will go to work" Thank you...
    July 18, 2015
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    Oops...

    July 5th
    It's a rainy day again today.

    Oh no! I've left my textbook at the office! I have a lesson tomorrow, but I can't enough prepare. (I am not prepared? I'm not prepared enough? Either one could fit!)


    Well, Maybe I should go to the office to get it. (you could also say, "Well, maybe I should go back to get it.") Of course I know...but I won't go to my work place on a holiday! Mmm... What should I do!?

     

    Good journal entry! run to get that textbook before your lesson ∑(;°Д°)

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    July 5, 2015
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    acide, aigre, sur What is the difference between these three words?
    July 5, 2015
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    My daughter

    My daughter is 7 months old, she's so cute. (really, very is also ok !)
    She doesn't sleep much !!
    She likes to play with her toys and make the big smiles.
    She is (she's) the love of my life. 


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    July 5, 2015
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    noms de fruits I have a lot of fruit names, but I want to know if there are other names for these fruits that are more commonly used in spoken French than these listed, or if some of these names aren't used at all? le fruit la fraise la pastèque / le melon d'eau le raisin la pêche la banane l'orange (fem.) la mangue la cerise l'ananas (mas.) la pomme l'airelle (fem.) / la myrtille le melon la framboise la poire la clémentine la prune la grenade l'abricot (mas.) la nectarine la mûre le kiwi le citron le citron vert / la lime le pamplemousse l'avocat (mas.) la figue le litchi le noix de coco / le coco le cantaloup le cranberry / la canneberge / l'atoca (mas.) la tomate la noix la datte la goyave l'olive (fem.) le kaki / la plaquemine
    June 17, 2015
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