je t'aime (first person singular) davantage means I love you more; nous t'aimons (first person plural) davantage means 'we love you more'.
voyons... : let's see nous voyons : we see
Avon (ā'vun, ăv'un) [Celtic,=river]
"Nou se mon la" seems to be Creole French. As far as I can make it out, that stands for "nous c'est monde-la", roughly meaning "we are the world"
The cast of Ainsi soit nous - 2000 includes: Eva Degois Annie Girardot as Jeanne Louise Jacquot Valentin Restiau
Je t'ai toujours aimé (speaking to a man). Je t'ai toujours aimée (speaking to a woman).
nous t'aimons davantage, nous t'aimons encore plus
nous nous is used with reflexive verbs and means ourselvesnous lavons : we are washingnous nous lavons : we are washing ourselves
"Nous Attendons" means "We Expect"
Sommes-nous .... means 'are we ...' in French.
Nous je t'aime does not make sense. Nous means "we", and je t'aime means "I love you"If you mean to say "We love you", that would be Nous t'aime (informal), or Nous vous aimez (formal).
"sommes-nous ..." means 'are we ..' in French.
nous aimons des baguettes
Nous vous adressons mean : We are sending you. Like in "Nous vous adressons nos meilleurs voeux" "We are sending you our best wishes"
nous avons = we have [nous] n'avons [pas] = [we] don't have [any, no]
Nous avons ensemble means "we have together..." in French.
If you mean 'get along' as in "We get along with each other", c'est: <<Nous nous entendons.>> If you mean it as managing (doing all right at work/school, managing without something, etc), c'est <<Nous nous débrouillons.>>
'nous mettons' is 'we put' in French. Nous mettons nos habits means we are putting up our clothes.