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How do you say lovely person in french?
une personne merveilleuse I would rather go with «une personne charmante»
How do you say do you go to a French school in French?
allez-vous à une école française?
Does the French word for 'trousers' go with 'un' or 'une'?
Trousers = un pantalon
How do you say want to go to a party in french?
veux aller a une fete
How do you you say lets go have a cigarrette in french?
'allons avoir une cigarette'
Will you like to go to a party in French?
"Voudrais-tu aller à une fête?"
How do you say you will go on a cool trip in french?
vous partirez en une voyage chouette
How do you say you're a star in french?
In French, you would say "you're a star" as "tu es une étoile." The phrase "tu es" means "you are," and "une étoile" translates to "a star." So when combined, "tu es une étoile" conveys the message "you're a star" in French.
Im going to go in french?
je vais y aller
What is the french term for when french students go to a resort to learn how to ski?
When a French class moves to a mountain resort, this is called 'une classe de neige' (literally a snow class)
Does grande and petit come before or after the word in french?
To express size, they come after the word. Une maison grande (A big house), Un chien petit (A little dog) They may go before the noun to express something special: Une grande dame (A great lady) Mon petit fils (My dear lil boy)
How do you say errands in French?
An errand is likely "une course" (short trip for unimportant purposes) in French. To run an errand is "faire une course". "Où étais-tu ? je faisais une course" (where have you been? I was on an errand) - je dois m'en aller, j'ai une course à faire pour ma mère (I have to go, I have to run an errand for my mother)
