Favorolasupo:
You guys should come online now and let's learn some francais coz Estoy mucho aburrido!

...in the church thats why am not active... but unfortunately i came 12mins after you've left

Dacorrd,,desole. je comprehend...

Ogamysamo:

...in the church thats why am not active... but unfortunately i came 12mins after you've left

Ok j'admis...vous etes correct!

Ogamysamo:
that's how i learnt it, that's why am asking etrange if its grammatically accepted.

he'll know better so until then i'll stick to pas mal for now.(am not saying your own is wrong o)

but it seems thou verbs are place between ne and pas for negativity but adjectives are excluded

The answer is "pas trop mal" but still ask etrange sha

Ogamysamo:
that's how i learnt it, that's why am asking etrange if its grammatically accepted.

he'll know better so until then i'll stick to pas mal for now.(am not saying your own is wrong o)

but it seems thou verbs are place between ne and pas for negativity but adjectives are excluded

Favorolasupo:
Ok j'admis...vous etes correct!

Vrailment?

Ehn.. Still d same sha!

Ogamysamo:
Vrailment?

Favorolasupo:
The answer is "pas trop mal" but still ask etrange sha

non madmoiselle il y a difference between pas-mal et pas-trop-mas
Pas Mal Est Not Bad Mais Pas Trop Mal Est Not Too Bad

Okay..i don hear sir.. U have been flogging me since.

Ogamysamo:
non madmoiselle il y a difference between pas-mal et pas-trop-mas
Pas Mal Est Not Bad Mais Pas Trop Mal Est Not Too Bad

Favorolasupo:
Okay..i don hear sir.. U have been flogging me since.

atleast i flogged you to understanding
we'll hear final correction from etrange sha

Que est-ce Que tu fait?

Favorolasupo:
Que est-ce Que tu fait?

should i do the translation? or its a direct question?

well, if translation.: 1. What Do You Do? 2. What Are You Doing?

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i think the right verb there suppose to be fais o ...just thinking thou

Lol..thanks for flogging Mr flogger

Ogamysamo:
atleast i flogged you to understanding we'll hear final correction from etrange sha

You are right mais it was a direct question
btw bonjour,,comment allez-vous?

Ogamysamo:
should i do the translation? or its a direct question?

well, if translation.: 1. What Do You Do? 2. What Are You Doing?

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i think the right verb there suppose to be fais o ...just thinking thou

Favorolasupo:
You are right mais it was a direct question
btw bonjour,,comment allez-vous?

bonjour mon amie...
je mappelle samuel ogamu.

Favorolasupo:
Lol..thanks for flogging Mr flogger

thanks for enduring the flog, miss floggee

Favorolasupo:
Que est-ce Que tu fait?

je vais au le *farm*[french word missing]

etrange:


The correct possessive adjective to use here is "mon" simply because the noun begins with a vowel sound (even though it's a feminine noun).

Again, in France and Québec, we don't use "bon après-midi" as a form of greeting when we meet someone. We rather use it when parting ways after spending some time together. It's like the English expression "enjoy the rest of your day". We also use "bonne journee" in this sense depending on the time of the day.

For example, I might enter your office and say "bonjour !" and when I'm about to leave after our discussion, I'd say "bon apres-midi !" or "bon journee !" meaning "have a great afternoon!" or "enjoy the rest of your day!"

what of plural objects that begins with a vowel
e.g amis/amies, is it grammatical to use mes?
like mes amis/amies
or we should say mon amis/amies

Merci pour letting me knw your name..the question was how are u?lol..

Ogamysamo:
bonjour mon amie...
je mappelle samuel ogamu.

I think farm is granger in French..pls ask etrange coz im very sure i just said rubbish!*winks*

Ogamysamo:
je vais au le *farm*[french word missing]

Bon courage!..it will soon be my turn to flog u

Ogamysamo:
thanks for enduring the flog, miss floggee

Favorolasupo:
I think farm is granger in French..pls ask etrange coz im very sure i just said rubbish!*winks*

Farm => la ferme

Ogamysamo:

what of plural objects that begins with a vowel
e.g amis/amies, is it grammatical to use mes?
like mes amis/amies
or we should say mon amis/amies

Yes, mes amis/amies is correct.

Ogamysamo:

alright, a demain et se coucher ont *thesame*( etrange i'll appreciate correction) avec see you tomorrow.
wow

Hhmm... yes, but there are not exactly the same though. They both mean "to sleep". "Dormir" generally means "to sleep" (regardless of the time of day) while "se coucher" means "to go to bed" (mostly at night). "Coucher" can also have sexual connotations as in "voulez-vous coucher avec moi ce soir ?"

Ogamysamo:
pas mal.[ etrange hope its grammatically acceptable]

"Pas mal" is correct.

Favorolasupo:
Bonjour mon ami,,comment etait la nuit?

"Comment etait la nuit ?" is grammatical but it's not something you'd likely hear in France or Quebec. French people don't normally ask one another how the night/sleeping time (la nuit) was cause they believe you'd be sleeping or doing something very private at that time. Instead, they ask about late evening activities before bedtime (la soiree).

So your sentence is correct, but it might be more French to say "comment s'est passee ta soiree ?" if you must ask.

C'etait bien passee, merci !

Merci beaucoup

etrange:

Farm => la ferme

But na naija we dey now..

etrange:


"Comment etait la nuit ?" is grammatical but it's not something you'd likely hear in France or Quebec. French people don't normally ask one another how the night/sleeping time (la nuit) was cause they believe you'd be sleeping or doing something very private at that time. Instead, they ask about late evening activities before bedtime (la soiree).

So your sentence is correct, but it might be more French to say "comment s'est passee ta soiree ?" if you must ask.

C'etait bien passee, merci !

English people too..

etrange:


"Comment etait la nuit ?" is grammatical but it's not something you'd likely hear in France or Quebec. French people don't normally ask one another how the night/sleeping time (la nuit) was cause they believe you'd be sleeping or doing something very private at that time. Instead, they ask about late evening activities before bedtime (la soiree).

So your sentence is correct, but it might be more French to say "comment s'est passee ta soiree ?" if you must ask.

C'etait bien passee, merci !

It means "do u want to go to bed with me?" Right?

etrange:


Hhmm... yes, but there are not exactly the same though. They both mean "to sleep". "Dormir" generally means "to sleep" (regardless of the time of day) while "se coucher" means "to go to bed" (mostly at night). "Coucher" can also have sexual connotations as in "voulez-vous coucher avec moi ce soir ?"

Favorolasupo:
It means "do u want to go to bed with me?" Right?

Yes, "do you want to sleep with me tonight" (have sex).

Oui[quote author=etrange post=113766748]
Yes, "do you want to sleep with me tonight" (have sex).[/quote

etrange:

Yes, mes amis/amies is correct.

daccord monsieur