Hi I want to know how to ask how is she? (asking for her helth) like how is your mother doing...
so How do I ask how is she?
comment va elle? o comment est-ce qu'elle va?
and what are the differences between the two. Thank you.
how do you say....
Horacio222
March 1, 2012
fozo-1
March 2, 2012
est-ce qu'elle va bin avec elle?
you can say that or
Comment ça va avec elle?
Marie-Claire-Riviere
March 2, 2012
Bonjour Horacio!
Comment va-t-elle? and Comment est-ce qu'elle va? both mean "how is she?" and have no difference in meaning. However, this would be used to asked how she is but not necessarily having anything to do with health.
If you want to say, "how is you mother doing?" (in terms of health) you could say:
"Votre mère, est-elle en bonne santé?" or "Est-ce qu'elle va bien, votre mère?"
Having said this, there are many ways of asking such a question but I do hope this helps.
À bientôt,
- Marie-Claire
Sami-Zaki
August 15, 2012
How can we say?
I hope you are fine.
Thank you
Marie-Claire-Riviere
August 19, 2012
Bonjour Sami!
To say, "I hope you are fine" we could say, "J'espère que tu vas bien".
J'espère que cela vous aide - I hope this helps!
À bientôt,
- Marie-Claire
dastgir--
August 25, 2012
bonjour marie
plz tell me how to say : " i want to go on a walk with you
and " can i have a lunch with you?"
Marie-Claire-Riviere
August 26, 2012
Bonjour dastgir!
If you want to say, "I want to go on a walk with you" you could say, "Peux-je faire un tour à pied avec toi?". This is very French if you say this to a French person, they will be very impressed.
Also, if you would like to say, "Can I have lunch with you" you could say, "Est-ce que je peux prendre le déjeuner avec toi?" or "Est-ce qu'on peut déjeuner ensemble?"
J'espère que cela vous aide! I hope this helps!
- Marie-Claire
Dayananda--
August 27, 2012
Can u plz tell how to say i want to visit a country..
Sami-Zaki
August 27, 2012
Je veux visiter la France
simo
Sami-Zaki
August 27, 2012
how I can say??
I hope to see you soon.
Thank you
Dayananda--
August 27, 2012
surprendre...This is the exact place i was searching for..
Sami-Zaki
August 27, 2012
Welcome dear
Enjoy your studying
Simo
Dayananda--
August 27, 2012
do you have any idea for any audio practice for French and testing skills?
Dayananda--
August 31, 2012
Comment ça va?guys.
Marie-Claire-Riviere
September 1, 2012
Bonjour à tous!
Sami, if you want to say, "I hope to see you soon", you could say, "J'espère te revoir bientôt."
Dayananda, if you like to say, "I want to visit (a country ie France)", you could say, "Je veux bien aller en France" or "Je veux bien voyager en France." In terms of audio practice, here is a website where you can listen to radio http://www.rfi.fr/ On the right hand side there is a button that says, *Ecouter RFI*. The more you listen, the more you will be able to pick up.
J'esère que cela vous aide bien! - I hope this helps!
- Marie-Claire
NANITA-Y
September 6, 2012
how do you say I miss you
Sami-Zaki
September 7, 2012
I miss you = Tu me manques
Good luck
Sami
fozo-1
September 10, 2012
I miss you = je te manque.
Tu me manques=you miss me.
À bientôt,
Sami-Zaki
September 10, 2012
Thank you for the correction
Simo
chameau-millionaire
September 10, 2012
Dayananda--
September 20, 2012
How do you say? Thanks for reminding...
fozo-1
September 20, 2012
Merci pour rappeler ...= Thanks for reminding...
À bientôt,
Dayananda--
September 20, 2012
merci pour vous [redacted]
fozo-1
September 22, 2012
de rien
je suis heureuse de le faire.
À bientôt,
Marie-Claire-Riviere
September 23, 2012
Bonjour à tous!
Juste une petite correction!
Tu me manques. = I miss you.
and
Je te manque. = You miss me.
Literally, tu me manques = You are missing from me -> "I miss you" in other words.
Thanks for reminding me = Merci de me rappeler.
J'espère que cela vous aide! - I hope this helps!
Keep studying!
- Marie-Claire
fozo-1
September 24, 2012
Bonjour Marie et merci,
I'm a little confused............je manque toi< je te manque<i miss you ......or what>>>
Kindly explain to me please.
Dayananda asked how to say Thanks for reminding..........not for reminding me<
that is whay i wrote.........Merci pour rappeler ..
À bientôt,
Sami-Zaki
September 24, 2012
I wrote that before to friends
they didn't believe me
Tu me manques. = I miss you.
You can see that Fozo
You need to take care of your correction
Thank you Marie
fozo-1
September 25, 2012
i am waiting for your reply Marie,
thank you Sami>>>>>
tell me how can i say
I hate you.
I feel you.
I love you.
by the way, i am asking Marie those questions.
À bientôt,
Dayananda--
September 25, 2012
Bonjour
Fozo, i ain't getting those word properly i.e. de rien
je suis hereuse de le faire can u pliz tell me what does that mean?
i have been looking those in dictionary but i ain't getting it properly
À bientôt
fozo-1
September 25, 2012
Bonjour,
de rien= not at all
je suis hereuse de le faire=I am happy to do that.
you’r welcome.
À bientôt Dayananda ,
Sami-Zaki
September 25, 2012
I hate you = Je te déteste
I feel you = Je te sens.
I love you = Je t'aime.
This site is public. We can all write in it.
fozo-1
September 25, 2012
you have already answered sami
follow the grammar rule and then tell me what is the exception in the case of saying........
" I miss you"
could you tell me؟
À bientôt,
Sami-Zaki
September 25, 2012
I agree with Marie my teacher
Tu me manques. = I miss you.
My Friend who lives and was born in France told me that also.
You can take her e-mail
Calm down dear
fozo-1
September 25, 2012
thanks,
i would like to know the exception from a teacher for learning to understand
I hope that vision sacrificed for you, I am not defying I am learning correctly
À bientôt,
Sami-Zaki
September 25, 2012
A native person is really correct because it is her own language.
You can accept her words. She is a french girl.
Tu me manques. = I miss you.
Good luck
Dayananda--
October 6, 2012
i found out that French is really hard to speak...
What kind of practices will help me to speak really fluently.
Sami-Zaki
October 6, 2012
I agree with you that French is not easy to learn
Keep working hard and don't give up.
French is a very nice language. And French girls are very pretty too. rsrs
Good luck
Dayananda--
October 6, 2012
merci pour vous advice,
i won't give up
and also i would like to know what is the meaning of this French word voila
À bientôt.
Marie-Claire-Riviere
October 13, 2012
AAAaah Bonjour à tous!
Je suis désolée d'avoir repondu si tard! I'm sorry to have replied back so late.
fozo, I understand why you may be confused because this phrase is backwards compared to its English equivalent. That is to say, in English we say, 'I miss you' but in French we say, 'You are missing from me'. For this reason, we say 'Tu me manques' for 'I miss you' and 'Je te manques' means 'You miss me'. It may sound funny but that's the French way.
For your other questions:
I hate you = Je te déteste
I feel you = Je te comprends
I love you = Je t'aime
Again sorry for the late reply.
J'espère que cela vous aide! - I hope this helps!
- Marie-Claire
susien-s
October 19, 2012
bonjour mes amis.
this is only i miss you we can write : tu me manques and you miss me : je te manques but the other likes : i love you : je t'aime no te j'aime
see you ..
Hamid--4
November 28, 2012
Merci à tous
Horacio222
May 3, 2013
Merci :)