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"profite de chaque instant" or "profiter de chaque instant"?

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"profite de chaque instant" or "profiter de chaque instant"?

Postby oyku.khoglu_86582 » July 18th, 2017 2:46 pm

Hi! I have a question. I wanna say "enjoy every moment" in french. How can i say? Is it "profite de chaque instant" or "profiter de chaque instant"?

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Re: "profite de chaque instant" or "profiter de chaque instant"?

Postby team.relationships » July 26th, 2017 8:01 am

Hi oyku.khoglu,

Dictionary form is "profiter de chaque instant", as in "Je dois profiter de chaque instant." (I have to enjoy every moment). If you want to say it to someone else, there are 2 ways to do that depending on who you are talking to: "profite de chaque instant" (casual form), or "profitez de chaque instant" (polite form).

Hope this helps you!

Regards,

Patrick
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