et nous avons regardé
J'ai regardé la télévision.
hier j'ai regardé ...
Nous les avons regarde a la bibliotheque
commen dit moi aujurdui j'ai voit a v'ideo
regardé (goes with avoir, totally regular)
Lots of people have watched Pirates of the Caribbean, the exact number is hard to say.
les tricoteuses
Au cinéma, je regarde le film "2012" If you want to say, "at the cinema, I watched/saw 2012", you say: Au cinéma, J'ai vu (I saw)/J'ai regardé (I watched) le film "2012". For past tense, I would use, "J'ai vu le film "2012". I saw the film 2012.
Actually NO, Wroetoshaw is not French, even though he is from Guernsey which is sort of near France, but no he is not French if you watched one of his recent Q&As
Yes. "you watched the play" is aorist tense - a (past) completed action. "you have watched the play" is perfect tense - a present state arising from a past act (I think).
Um, there are a number of ways to say this depending what exactly you watched. If it's TV, you should say: "Yo vi a...." If it's something like a game, it would be "Yo mire..."
that we watched: je n'ai pas aimé le film qu'on a regardé > I didn't like the movie that we watched.