Nothing meaningful in French.
"ne" indicates the negative form of a verb, but the full form is "ne ... pas".
"je ne fais" = "I am not doing" or "I am doing only"
"étudier" means "to study".
Maybe "je ne fais qu'étudier" ≈ "all I do is studying and studying".
Je n'aime pas etudier means "I do not like to study"
in french if you wanted to say that you are doing something you would say '' Je fais ... '' which means i am doing ... HERE ARE SOME VERBS THAT YOU MIGHT WANT TO ADD TO THIS PHRASE baking a cake = je fais un un gateau swimming = je fais de la natation dancing = je fais de la dance driving a car = je condruits une voiture (here i have changed it to present ) drawing = je fais un desin
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.
I believe you mean "je ne sais pas" which means "I don't know" No, I didn't mean "je ne sais pas," I meant "Je ne s'paul." The person phrased it specifically that way.
I do my homework is "je fais mes devoirs" in French.
Je ne fais rien du tout means "I'm doing nothing at all".
i fois l'aimais mais je ne le fais plus. This is the translation of the phrase described in the question.
"je ne fais pas les magasins"
(my health is not good) : je ne vais pas bien, je ne suis pas bien
ce que je fais quand je ne travaille pas
"Je ne le fais avec personne"
Je detest jouer au basketball at least that's how i learned it lol
Non, je ne fais pas partie d'une équipe
je ne fais pas is the translation in French. This is the translation of I didn't do.
=Its like 'Je Faire' but 'Je Fais' is the future and 'Je Fais' is the Present.==That is as far as I know.=
qu'est-ce que je fais mal ? is the literal translation of 'what am I doing wrong'. In informal (but quite acceptable) speech, we would say "qu'est-ce que je fais de travers" or "qu'est-ce que je ne fais pas bien"
The English equivalent of the French sentence 'Non, je ne fais pas de jogging' is No, I don't jog. In the word-by-word translation, the adverb 'non' means 'no'. The personal pronoun 'je' means 'I'. The adverb 'ne...pas' means 'not'. The verb 'fais' means '[I] do, make'. The preposition 'de' meaning 'from, of' works as the partitive construction to mean 'any'. The noun 'jogging' is an English loan word.