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Reply 60

mongoose

5

gemma.....

C'est completement degoutant, je deteste les autres! :rolleyes:

par exemple, Allemande est horrible: Ich bin..ich gehe.no je prefere francais car c'est belle! ummmm OK LOl

Hmph. Deutsch ist eine sehr schöne Sprache! Nicht wie Französisch - eine schreckliche Sprache. :tongue:

Reply 61

EmJ

OP

2

gemma.....

J'adore cette societe! LOL

Moi aussi, c'est genial de parler en francais - c'est amusant et aussi bien pour reussir dans les examens!!

Reply 62

Pixelfairy #1

mongoose

Hmph. Deutsch ist eine sehr schöne Sprache! Nicht wie Französisch - eine schreckliche Sprache. :tongue:

Parlez-vous le Français?!? :rolleyes:

Reply 63

G.A.K

4

kikzen

oui, pm moi et on discutera!

Le subjonctif....well i am in Year 11 but i got taught them they are cool! LOL
Subjunctives are when you want to say Before i go, or it is necessary that. It is similar to when the Queen speaks ! (only example i could use)
For example:
Avant que j'aille.....which means before i go
Il faut que j'aille...it is necessary i go
Avant que je fasse...before i do

They are all i can think of seeing as i don't fo a level.
I'm not sure when you would use them in the context of an exam....but i know they are like conditionals and i am not sure of how to make them. I think it is the present but some are irregular.

Sorry if i have muddled you up!

Reply 64

Pixelfairy #1

EmJ

Moi aussi, c'est genial de parler en francais - c'est amusant et aussi bien pour reussir dans les examens!!

Oui je pense que le Français est une plus belle langue, et aussi c'est amusant! J'espère que j'ai l'ocassion de practique mon Français grace à la société :biggrin:

Reply 65

kikzen

14

gemma.....

Le subjonctif....well i am in Year 11 but i got taught them they are cool! LOL
Subjunctives are when you want to say Before i go, or it is necessary that. It is similar to when the Queen speaks ! (only example i could use)
For example:
Avant que j'aille.....which means before i go
Il faut que j'aille...it is necessary i go
Avant que je fasse...before i do

They are all i can think of seeing as i don't fo a level.
I'm not sure when you would use them in the context of an exam....but i know they are like conditionals and i am not sure of how to make them. I think it is the present but some are irregular.

Sorry if i have muddled you up!

aye its a lot more far-reaching than that; you can use them after all sorts of conjuctions (aim, wish, superlatives, to name a few) and then theres imperfect subjunctive etc etc

Reply 66

Pixelfairy #1

kikzen

aye its a lot more far-reaching than that; you can use them after all sorts of conjuctions (aim, wish, superlatives, to name a few) and then theres imperfect subjunctive etc etc

There's 36 tenses in French :eek:

Anyone know them all? :biggrin:

Reply 67

G.A.K

4

gemma.....

Le subjonctif....well i am in Year 11 but i got taught them they are cool! LOL
Subjunctives are when you want to say Before i go, or it is necessary that. It is similar to when the Queen speaks ! (only example i could use)
For example:
Avant que j'aille.....which means before i go
Il faut que j'aille...it is necessary i go
Avant que je fasse...before i do

They are all i can think of seeing as i don't fo a level.
I'm not sure when you would use them in the context of an exam....but i know they are like conditionals and i am not sure of how to make them. I think it is the present but some are irregular.

Sorry if i have muddled you up!

I threw a few into my speaking exam for gcse, i hope the examiner fools off their chair, as they are meant to get you high marks?LOl

Reply 68

EmJ

OP

2

gemma.....

Sorry if i have muddled you up!

Non, non, pas du tout! Merci pour ton aide! :smile:

Reply 69

mongoose

5

Pixelfairy #1

Parlez-vous le Français?!? :rolleyes:

Naja...ich muss zugeben... leider (glücklicherweise!) 'non' - le Français habe ich in der Schule nicht bestanden! :weep: :rolleyes:

Reply 70

G.A.K

4

kikzen

aye its a lot more far-reaching than that; you can use them after all sorts of conjuctions (aim, wish, superlatives, to name a few) and then theres imperfect subjunctive etc etc

Mon Dieu - good luck to me when i do a level french! I was trying to help a little, i know its hard...LOL

Reply 71

me!

8

je suis faible a le francais :frown:

(can't be bothered to put the accents in btw)

Reply 72

kikzen

14

Pixelfairy #1

There's 36 tenses in French :eek:

Anyone know them all? :biggrin:

hum.

present
perfect
pluperfect
imperfect
conditional
future
conditional perfect
past historic
past anterior (i have no idea what these two are)

what else :?!

Reply 73

Pixelfairy #1

me!

je suis faible a le francais :frown:

(can't be bothered to put the accents in btw)

Accents: (All numbers on the number pad with NumLock on):

à = ALT + 0224
ç = ALT + 0231
è = ALT + 0232
é = ALT + 0233
ê = ALT + 0234
î = ALT + 0238

or you can just copy and paste :wink: