It depends on what today is, since this note may not be read the same day that I write it!
2008 = deux mille huit (duh meel HWEET) As for the dates, since you didn't specify, I'll tell you in general how you say the date in French. See the related links if you need help.
There are three basic ways to say the date. The syntax is: # C'est + le + date + month (+ year)
# On est + le + date + month (+ year)
# Nous sommes + le + date + month (+ year)
Here's an example of those three: # C'est le 3 mai (2008).
# On est le 12 septembre (2008).
# Nous sommes le 4 juin (2008).
The year is in parentheses since it's your choice whether to include it or not. If you need to find out how to say the numbers in the dates check the related links. You probably have noticed by now that in French you will always put the date in front of the month even when using short form. Here's an example: * English (American): May 3, 2008 (5/3/2008)
* French: le 3 mai 2008 (3/5/2008)
Now there is one exception to writing the date and that is when writing the date on the first of the month. In order to write the date on the first of the month you will use the following syntax # C'est + le + premier + month
# C'est + le + 1e + month Here's an example of those two: # C'est le premier octobre.
# C'est le 1e octobre.
La date - date (on a calendar)
ex. La date aujourd'hui est le 2 mars 2008.
Well it depends on the date. If it was April 1 2009, it would be le premier Avril deux mille neuf.
deux mille huit (pronounced duh meal weet)
"Today's date" is "la date d'aujourd'hui" in French. You can also use "nous sommes aujourd'hui le (cinq avril)" to say "Today's date is (April the 5th)".
"Comment s'est passé le blind date?" In French, the English phrase for "blind date" is commonly used, but one could say "un rendez-vous arrangé" instead.
CORRECTED: SALUT: All of this is incorrect. Say: 1 - date jouer or rendez-vous jouer, [dat zgoo-A] or [hr-ahn-day-voo zgoo-A], or 2 - date feignent or rendez-vous feignent [fayn-yahnt] bonjor meme "Jouer date", is what i found from DICTIONARY.COM's tranlater =)
to say meatballs in french you say: boulettes
this is how you say it in french Sheila
épaule is how you say Shoulder in french
'best by date' in french is 'mieux par date'
date jusqu'ici
quelle est la date ? -
Voulez-vous me date?
date de naissance
date de naissance
debut date but but a ' above the e
la date du décès
ce qui est la date demain
mon rendez-vous avec...
voici mon fils
"Comment s'est passé le blind date?" In French, the English phrase for "blind date" is commonly used, but one could say "un rendez-vous arrangé" instead.