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What does this mean in english??(from, french)

what does this mean:
je pense que c;est assez genereux parce que je ne ca trouve pas aller au tout.

Thanks!
I think it's quite generous because I don't find that it goes to all (???)

is this from an exam board or? I might just be translating wrong or something but the end bit is a bit ??
Original post by bluepearl7
what does this mean:
je pense que c;est assez genereux parce que je ne ca trouve pas aller au tout.

Thanks!


@FrenchUnicorn :biggrin:
Reply 3
I was meant to say:
I don't find it bad at all
Original post by caitlinford3
I think it's quite generous because I don't find that it goes to all (???)

is this from an exam board or? I might just be translating wrong or something but the end bit is a bit ??

The sentence is not correct, that's why you're confused :wink:


Thanks :hugs:

Original post by bluepearl7
I was meant to say:
I don't find it bad at all


-> je ne le/la trouve pas mal du tout :wink:
Original post by FrenchUnicorn
The sentence is not correct, that's why you're confused :wink:


Ah comforting at least to know I'm good enough at French to spot out mistakes haha :h:
Reply 6
Thankyou @FrenchUnicorn and @caitlinford !

Teres one last thing;

How do you say 'after having been to university'??
Is it 'apres avoir aller a l'universite
Original post by bluepearl7
Thankyou @FrenchUnicorn and @caitlinford !

Teres one last thing;

How do you say 'after having been to university'??
Is it 'apres avoir aller a l'universite


Apres etre allée a l'université
(can't do the forwards facing accents - sorry! :biggrin:)

Aller is in the MRS VAN DE TRAMP list so you have to use etre. Also, I'm assuming you're a girl which is why there is an extra e. :smile:
Reply 8
Thankyou so much !! :smile:

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