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11 Responses to “Newbie lesson S1 #10 - Do You Know How To Meet the Right People in France?”
Tuesday at 6:30 pm
Who do you talk about mostly? yourself? I do I love to talk about myself and rarely about others….especially when I gossip!
Wednesday at 3:57 am
I am looking at someone who is hot. The hottie notices that I am staring, and the hottie looks at me. Then our eyes are locked (Our eyes meet). How do you say that in French — “Our eyes locked.”?
Wednesday at 6:17 am
Thanks for putting this site up! I found you guys through JapanesePod.
Question: On va avoir bientôt des leçons aux niveaux avançés?
J’aime les audio blogs, mais une conversation au même niveau me plairait beaucoup.
Merci!
Wednesday at 10:47 am
Bonjour Chase!
On travaille sur les leçons au niveau avancé! Je ne peux pas te donner de date mais ça ne devrait pas tarder!
Et merci à tous pour vos commentaires! Thanks for your comments!
Wednesday at 10:54 am
Careyxxx, the translation for” Our eyes locked” could be:
“Nos yeux se sont rencontrés”
or
“Nos regards se sont croisés”
Wednesday at 2:02 pm
When I met the FrenchPod101 team recently I mistook Alexander for Silvain! Excusez mois! Other than that I’m pretty good with faces.
Wednesday at 5:15 pm
We can’t help looking at a hottie, but sometimes the hottie is not amused. How do you say in French — “I looked at the hottie, but the hottie was not pleased”?
Wednesday at 10:28 pm
Maxiewawa,
its better than mistaking me for Sylvain ! It was nice meeting you and having lunch together with the Frenchteam but yes Sylvain was missing.
Careyxxx, you would say : “J’ai regardé la bombe mais elle n’avait pas l’air enchanté”
Thursday at 5:17 pm
Robert checks out his coworker who is checking out his daughter.
Robert mate son collègue qui mate sa fille.
What are you into?
Qu’ est-ce qui te branches?
Est-ce que tu te branches les jeunes filles?
Are you into young girls?
I don’t understand “Qu’ est-ce qui…?”
I don’t understand if it is asking “Who are you into?” (Robert’s daughter) or
“What are you into?” (young girls).
Friday at 4:35 am
Je n’aime pas parler moi. J’aime me renseigner sur d’autres personnes!
Sunday at 5:50 am
There’s something I don’t understand from the practice. There’s a sentence, ” Ma petite amie est ma rie.” My little friend is my ___? What does ‘rie’ mean? I’ve been trying to find out myself, but I’m stumped.
Merci,
Jacqueline
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