Mim petit dejeuner Mon petit-déjeuner is perfect 👌 Mim petit dejeuner Mon petit-déjeuner is perfect 👌

Bonjour, Petit-déjeuner is correct 👍. Don't forget the sound "é" and not "e" for the word : "déjeuner". Mim is not correct 👎 . The prononciation is mon.

Je prendreS le petit déjeuner, J’aime manger deLE matin DU pain avec DES œufs, avecDES fruits comme melon, fraises, banane et mango, jE. Je buis (SUIS ?) toujours d’express. (PRESSÉ ?) Je prendS le petit déjeuner, J’aime manger LE matin DU pain avec DES œufs, DES fruits comme melon, fraise, banane et mangE. Je buis (SUIS ?) toujours d’express (PRESSÉ ?)

The firt verb is "PRENDRE". Prendre is the infinitive. You must conjugate with "JE". Je prends, tu prends, il prend ... Du matin is not correct. There is only one expression to say : tu es du matin ? Are you a morning person ? It means if one person likes to do anything the morning. In french : Le matin. L'après-midi. Le soir. La nuit. Le : masculin / La : féminin. The bread (Le pain) is okay because i understand you but it's not french. BREAD (pain) can means that you are talking about bread in general. We don't know what bread you're talking about. The bread (Le pain) is correct if you have bread in your hand or on the table for example... Because we know what bread you are talking about. If you speak of bread as a general thing : DU. DE. DES. It is difficult. The last sentence i did not understand you. What do you mean ?

Et parfois je bois des smoothies aux fruits avec mon petit amie. Et parfois, je bois des smoothies aux fruits 👍avec mon petit AMI (if it is a boy); PETITE AMIE (if it is a girl) Et parfois je bois des smoothies aux fruits avec mon petit amie. Et parfois, je bois des smoothies aux fruits 👍avec mon petit AMI (if it is a boy); PETITE AMIE (if it is a girl)

Petit : masculin PetitE : féminin AMI : masculin AMIE : féminin The letter "E" in "AMIE" is normr heard when you speak so to understand that you are talking about a girl, you have to say "petite" because the letter "e" in this word is pronounced.