How do you spell banana in french?
How do you spell if in French?
si If is spelled " si " in French. Si tu t'en vas, je pleure; If yougo, I cry.
How do you spell we in French?
nous 'nous' means 'we' in French. As in - yes, yes?It would be spelled - Oui, oui!
How do you spell to in french?
to (as in he goes to school) = à(il VA àl'école) two = deux too (I love you too) = aussi (moi aussi je t'aime)
How do you spell are in french?
"Est" is bassically what you would use in the context tu es, nous sommes, vous êtes, ils/elles sont
How do you spell my in French?
There are three ways of saying my in french: 1.Ma-female 2.Mon-male 3.Mes-plural masculine for my is mon and feminine for my is ma
How do you spell no in french?
Non is the word for no in French. If you're trying to say "we haveno _____" then the word is ne pas aucun. Example: We don't have noapples."Nous n'avons pas aucune pomme."
How do you spell his in French?
When you want to say "his" in French, you say either "son" or "sa" . If you want to construct your sentence correctly, you must keep in mind that in French the possessive pronoun doesn't tell you the gender of the person who owns the object, but the gender of the object itself. In Englis…h, when you read the sentence: "It is her apple," you know that the apple belongs to a female. when you read the sentence: "It is his apple," you know that the apple belongs to a male. It doesn't work this way in French. In French, when you see the sentence: "C'est sa pomme," you don't know whether the apple belongs to a female or a male person, but you know that the apple is gendered female. When you read: "C'est son melon," you don't know whether the melon belongs to a female or a male person, but you know that the melon is gendered male. Things get tricky when it comes to nouns beginning with vowels, because we always use the posessive pronoun "son" for these words, regardless of their genders. So although an orange is gendered feminine in French, you would still write: "C'est son orange." (MORE)
How do you spell you in French?
'you' is spelled 'tu' when you are on first-name terms with the other person. it is spelled 'vous' in formal settings (for a single person) or as the plural of the informal 'tu'. Tu is used informally and for a single person. Vous is used when talking to several people, or as the formal you.
What is 'How do you spell that' in French?
'how do you spell that' is commonly said 'comment est-ce que ça s'écrit ?' in French. comment est-ce que ça s'écrit ?, or comment est-ce que vous écrivez cela ?,or comment l'écrivez-vous ?
How do you spell was in french?
I was = j'étais he was, she was = il était, elle était I was: j'étais; he/she was: il/elle était; it was: c'était
How do you spell the letter A as in you have a banana?
The indefinite article is a (or an), spelled with just the single lowercase a. The pronunciation is AY as in bay, day, and may.
How do you spell they in French?
ils or elles if it is boys it is ils, and if its girls it is elles
How do you spell 'he' in French?
The pronoun "he" in French is "il" (e.g. he is at school = il est àl'école)
It is spelled in French?
In French, to ask 'how do I spell it?' you say: Comment ça s'écrit? To answer, you can simply: a) give them the spelling of the word or b) say: C'est s'écrit ... Literally meaning 'It is Spelled...'
How do you spell and in French?
and= et Et means "and", if you were to write "est" that would mean "is", not "and". The French for "and" is et .
How do you spell on in French?
The preposition "on" in French is 'sur'. It is pronounced (sir) or (suhr). For a switch that turns "on" and "off" the words would be marche (go) and arrêt (stop) .
Spell they in french?
If all of them are female, then it's elles.
If even one of them is male, then ils
How do you spell that in French?
"Comment ca s'ecrit en francais?" (means "how do you write that in French") The adjective that (that object, this object) is ce or cet (before a vowel sound) or cette (feminine). .
There are a lot of words to translate "that" in french, depend the context: ce , cet, ces, cela, ça, leq…uel, où, que... (MORE)
How do you spell what in French?
As an adjective - quel(le)(s) What size is he? Quelle taille fait-il? What colour is it? De quelle couleur est-ce?, C'est de quelle couleur? What books do you need? Quels livres vous faut-il? What subjects are you studying? Quelles matières étudiez-vous? As a pronoun - in questio…ns - que , (after preposition) quoi What is it? Qu'est-ce que c'est? What are you doing? Que faites-vous?, Qu'est-ce que vous faites? What did you say? Qu'avez-vous dit?, Qu'est-ce que vous avez dit? What's the matter? Qu'y a-t-il?, Qu'est-ce qu'il y a? What is happening? Que se passe-t-il?, Qu'est-ce qui se passe? What happened? Que s'est-il passé?, Qu'est-ce qui s'est passé? What's bothering you? Qu'est-ce qui te préoccupe? What's the capital of Finland? Quelle est la capitale de la Finlande? What are you talking about? De quoi parlez-vous? What is it called? Comment est-ce que ça s'appelle? .
As a subject (in relative clause, subject) : ce qui , (direct object) ce que, (indirect object) ce I saw what was on the table. J'ai vu ce qui était sur la table. I know what's bothering you. Je sais ce qui te préoccupe. I saw what you did. J'ai vu ce que vous avez fait. Tell me what you did. Dites-moi ce que vous avez fait. I heard what he said. J'ai entendu ce qu'il a dit. What I want is a cup of tea. Ce que je veux, c'est une tasse de thé. Tell me what you remember. Dites-moi ce dont vous vous souvenez. .
In exclamtion sentences (asking for repetition, explanation) : what? = hein (inpolite) or "Comment (polite) ?.
what! quoi! .
what a... !! ... quel(le) .... !!! What a mess! Quel désordre! What a horrible thing to do! Quelle horreur de faire une chose pareille! what ... (+ adjective + noun) - quel(le) .
what nonsense! quelle absurdité! . (MORE)
How do you spell the in french?
le (+ singular masculine noun) ; la (+ singular feminine noun) ; l' (+ noun of any gender, but beginning by a vovwel sound) ; les (+ plural nouns of any gender)
How do you spell ITS in French?
se or sa depending if the object is feminine or masculine. English doesn't differentiate between non-animal nouns, but french nouns do.
How do you say bananas in French?
In French, banana is "banane", and bananas are "bananes". "A banana tree" is "un bananier".
How do you spell get in French?
Obtenir (literally, to obtain) works in most situations. You would use attraper in some cases, such as "to get a sunburn" (attraper un coup de soleil).\n.
\nA lot of times English sayings don't translate exactly as you would think. For example, "to get a tan" actually has its own verb in French (br…onzer). "Get" isn't involved at all. (MORE)
Spell the in French?
The is 'le', 'la', or 'les' in French. 'le' is to be followed by a singular masculine noun, 'la' by a singular feminine, 'les' by a plural of any gender.
How do you spell do not in French?
The answer is "ne pas" but sometimes you only use "pas".
Ej. Je ne sais pas conduir I don't know how to drive.
Pas encore- - -Not yet or nor now
How do you spell i in French?
I (pronoun) is translated "je" in French. When it is followed by a vowel or a 'h' for example j'ai for I have or j'ecris for I write, there is an apostrophe that replaces the e.
How do you spell had in French?
The French verb meaning "to have" is avoir. The verb must be conjugated correctly, since French verbs change in form according to tense and the subject of the action. There are several different ways of expressing past time in French, just like there are in English. To translate "had" into Fren…ch, you have to make sure that you have the correct tense, and the correctly conjugated form of the verb. French and English tenses are not identical. For example, to talk about a state of affairs in the past that continued for a period, use the imperfect tense - "I used to have" or "I had (over an extended period)". To say "I had" in imperfect tense: j'avais "you had" (one person, informal, imperfect tense): tu avais "he / she/it had" (imperfect tense): il/elle avait "we had" (imperfect tense): nous avions "you had (plural, or to one person who you don't know well, imperfect tense): vous aviez "they had" (imperfect tense)" ils/elles avaient This is the tense that in most circumstances corresponds to the English past tense "had". But in some cases, you may need to use the past perfect, which means "I had once". I had (perfect): j'ai eu you had (perfect, to one person, informal): tu as eu he/she/it had (perfect): il a eu we had (prefect): nous avons eu you had (perfect, more than one, or to one person who you don't know well): vous avez eu they had (perfect): ils/elles ont eu. a eu (MORE)
How do you spell when in French?
Two possible answers:.
1) Q - U - A - N - D..
2) French spelling is more closely tied to pronunciation than English spelling. If you're a French speaker who can pronounce a given word, you can usually spell that word.
How do you spell a in French?
un/une Actually, if you mean to put it in a sentence such as "she is A nice girl" then it's UNE or UN depending on the gender. if you just mean the letter a french "A" is the same as an English "A". d'un
What is 'banana' in French?
Banane is a French equivalent of 'banana'. It's a feminine gender noun that takes as its definite article 'la' ['the'] and as its indefinite 'une' ['a, one']. It's pronuonced 'bah-nahn'.
How do you spell 'you are ' in French?
if you want to say "you are" you say "vous êtes" but if you want to say "and you" you say "et vous"
Is this how you spell banana pill?
No. The outer skin of a banana is a banana peel and you peel it off.
How do you spell how are you in French?
comment allez vous (formal and/or addressing several persons) comment vas-tu (informal and for just one person)
How do you spell 'the' in French?
In French, there are a few ways of saying the word 'the' as every noun is either masculine or feminine. Le is the masculine form of 'the'. La is the feminine form of 'the'. Les is the plural form. Here are some examples of masculine and feminine terms at work: le garço…n le chien le français la française la France la fille la femme A plural, for example, could be: les enfants les chats les chiens (MORE)
How do you spell 'I do' in French?
You can't just say "I do" in french. You have to explain what you do or whatever you are talking about. However Je fais...is I do, but you would say it as "Je fais l'excercise" I do excercise or "Je fais mon devoir" I do my homework. It really just depends. Faire: to do/to make.
How do you spell Not in French?
The word for not is ne pas in French. It combines with is as n'est pas. Sometimes the word pas is enough, a type of verbal shortcut.
How do you spell he is in French?
How can you not know this... lolzz ok so.. il = he elle=she vous=you (pl) + (when you address some1 wid respect) nous=we tu= you (s) + (like ur siblings for ex. would be addressed wid tu) ils/elles = they he is = il est ___ (tres stupide) ;)
How do you spell banana split in french?
'banana split' is the name used in French as well. There is no French equivalent.
How do you spell 'my' - in French?
mon (+ a masculine noun) or ma (+ feminine noun) are the translations for 'my' in French.
How is the spelled in French?
the word "the" right? le (for masculine words) la (for feminine words) les (for words in plural) l' (for words starting with a vouwel)
How do you spell we-we in French?
Oui=yes Oui oui=yes yes (can be used as yeah yeah, more common than in English)
How do you spell he has in french?
Avoir is to have, conjugated in the il (masculine singular - he) form would be a. So he has would be 'il a'
How do you spell 'be' in French?
Être Additional answer You're really asking 'what is French for 'be'. The answer above gives Être, but that actually means ' to be '. If you were to say 'I will be' you'd say je sera , or 'I would be' je voudrais. So you see, you have to be more specific, because other languages do not …necessarily work like English (MORE)
How do you spell a and an in French?
a and an are spelled 'un' or 'une' in French. Use 'un' with masculine nouns, and 'une' with feminine ones.
How do you spell where are you in French?
Ou es tu?/ Ou etes vous? there is an accent grave on the "u" in ou and an accent circonflex on the first e in etes
How is you spelled in French?
You is spelled 'tu' (used informally, and in the singular) or 'vous' (formal or plural form) in French.
How do you spell ' is' in French?
'Is' is spelled 'est' in French. She is / he is > elle est , il est .
How do you spell banana in Indian?
You will need to be more specific, a recent census recognised 1612 languages in the Indian sub continent. There may be at least 30 languages spoken by over 1 million people alone
How do you spell get me in French?
there is no exact translation, and it depends what context it is used, but for example when saying, come and get me from a place you would say viens me chercher
How is 'is' spelled in French?
The word "is" is a form of the word "to be" (etre) English to French translation: est