Nice is an English word with no exact equivalent in French because it carries too many meanings. You must know exactly what you mean by it.
The comparative of an adjective in French is generally formed by putting "plus" before it. The weather is nicer today: Il fait plus beau aujourd'hui; This person is nicer than that one: Celui-ci est plus gentille que celui-là
des dates coupées/hachées to me hachées is nicer
which one is better: nicer or nicest
I would say the puppy is nicer because it is a domesticated animal.
You simply say it, or if you want to be a little nicer say be quiet.
I say fry
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más simpátic(o/a)
If you mean Brie it is a truly delicious French cheese. (Rather like Camembert, but thinner, bigger and much nicer.)
you can't just don't call people it
Well, black bear hamsters were bred from teddies to be nicer, but every hamster is different. I'd say they are about the same....
Because it's a nicer way to say putting to death
Pas OR Kuca -Nicer way of saying it But I would go with 'Pas'