Salut,
Il y a presque trois mois que j'ai trouve quelqu'un avec lequel je pourrais practiquer mon francais, mais malheureusement pour moi, je crois qu'il travaille encore; il n'avait pas un travail pour quelque temp. J'aimerais un autre ami pour ameliorer mon francais et si quelqu'un a besoin d'un ami pour practiquer l'anglais, ce serait mon plaisir a aider. Mon niveau oral est encore un peu bas, je pense, mais j'ai vachement interet de l'ameliorer plus, et je ne veux pas mettre la charrue avant les boeufs, mais je voudrais vraiment commencer d'apprendre le francais oral natural dont les francais parlent en France. Si quelqu'un s'interesse, m'envoie un message. Excuser moi pour toutes les erreurs, bien sur.
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Please excuse the spelling mistake in the title.
Bonjour! Je doix trouver un francophone pour ameliorer mon francais parlant. Je sais deja qu'il y a plein des gens qui trouver un francophone pour le meme raison, donc je ne m'attend pas que je trouverai, mais pourquoi pas tenter.
In exchange I can help you improve your ability to speak English, and I can even help you with formal English as well as my spoken English, in my opinion, is pretty impressive. I look forward to hearing from somebody who'd like to chat. Perhaps we can take a note from my french teacher here and pick a subject with which we can have a specialized conversation.
Hey all,
I'm studying french at the moment and have been for about 10 months and I need a language partner. A native speaker would be great, but I'm actually looking more for someobody who lives in North America to help me out. You can be from the US, living in the US, from Canada, or living in Canada, it doesn't matter. As long as you can speak French better than I can (or fluently would be preferable) then talking to you will be a big help. If you're a native French speaker and need help with English, i can help, as well.
Hi. I'm studying French, and I'm curious what the french version of the Italian gerundio is. I don't really know what this tense is called in English, either.
In French I could say, "J'etudie le Francais" to say "I study French" or, possibly, "I am studying French." In Italian I could say Studio francese to say "I study French," but if I want to use the present (continuous) "Sto studiando," which mean "I am studying French," then I can use the gerund, as if to say "right now, at this moment, I am studying French. Or "mentre sto imparando Francese, non mi preoccupare" = While I am studying French, don't bother me."
Is there a tense in French that matches this?
