So good to hear from you (English) -> Si bon de vous entendre (French)
Language - jargon, accents Not Listening Prejudgement - what we already know through expereince so we hear what we want to hear Relationship = bad or good relationships may hinder the effectiveness of communication Emotional response - fear, anger
Nevermore.
Volume in communication is the loudness of how you are speaking to a person whether it be really silent so the person cannot hear you, or whether it is to loud almost so that you are shouting.
Effective communication is when you and the one your talking with is seeing your point and your seeing their point. You have to have good eye contact and speak loudly enough for them to hear you, you also need to speak well so they can understand what you are saying. If none of this works then you are clearly not showing effective communication.
Volume in communication is the loudness of how you are speaking to a person whether it be really silent so the person cannot hear you, or whether it is to loud almost so that you are shouting.
You would say "Je ne suis pas trรจs bon." in French.
je suis si bon / si bonne
There is Definetley a way to Say 'you rock my world' In French But You can only Listen to It. Not Write it So Go to google. Type in Translator & Click on the First Link which Will Say Google Translate In that Box Type in You Rock my Word & Make Sure the Two Boxes say English to French Not French To English (: Then Click on the 'Listen' Button & You Will Hear How to Pronounce You Rock my World in French (: Make Sure your Volume is Up though or else You wont Hear anything. Hope this Helped You Who ever asked the Question. !
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To say "I am so jealous!" in French, you could say Je suis assez jaloux!
Sublime in French is "sublime." It is an adjective used to describe something of outstanding beauty or excellence.
I would say "God is so good; he is so good to you."
It is a French noun, so it is the same, "turquoise".
Egality in french is "égalité" Not so different :)
There is no "won't" in french, so you say the opposite of I will. Je ne vais pas.
Christopher in French is pronounced as "Kris-to-fair."
"Believe" in French is "croire."