Jan. 2, 2021
My dogs
J’ai deux chiens. Un est tres grand et tres gentil. Il s’apelle Bertie. Le otre est petit, et un petit peu mechant. Il s’apelle Louis. J’adore puis beaucoup.
I have 2 dogs. One is very big and kind. His name is Bertie. The other is small and a little bit mean. His name is Louis. I love them both very much.
My doges chiens
J’ai deux chiens.
UL'un est treès grand et treès gentil.
Il s’appelle Bertie.
Le o'autre est petit, et un petit peu meéchant.
Il s’appelle Louis.
J’adore puis beaucoupe les adore tous les deux.
With "adorer" (and "délicieux", that you used in your other post) we rather use "vraiment": je l'adore vraiment, c'est vraiment délicieux. Generally speaking, with all things indicating something huge, we use "vraiment" (I suppose it's because "délicieux", for instance, already means "very good", so "very delicious" sounds like some sort of weird repetition)
Jan. 2, 2021
Merçi :)
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J’ai deux chiens. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Un est tres grand et tres gentil.
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Il s’apelle Bertie. Il s’appelle Bertie. |
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Le otre est petit, et un petit peu mechant. L |
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Il s’apelle Louis. Il s’appelle Louis. |
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J’adore puis beaucoup. J With "adorer" (and "délicieux", that you used in your other post) we rather use "vraiment": je l'adore vraiment, c'est vraiment délicieux. Generally speaking, with all things indicating something huge, we use "vraiment" (I suppose it's because "délicieux", for instance, already means "very good", so "very delicious" sounds like some sort of weird repetition) |
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