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I have been programmed with knowledge of the French language.
"Knowledge" in French is said as "connaissance."
French is spoken as a secondary language in many countries, including Belgium, Switzerland, Canada, and various African countries such as Senegal, Ivory Coast, and Cameroon. Additionally, in some regions of Asia and the Caribbean, French serves as a commonly spoken secondary language due to historical ties with former French colonies.
"Schoolgirl French" refers to a basic or limited knowledge of the French language, typically learned in school or through introductory courses. It implies a beginner-level understanding of French vocabulary, grammar, and pronunciation, similar to what a schoolgirl at an early stage of language learning may possess.
The language of the French people today is French. It is the official language of France and is spoken by the majority of the population as their first language.
French is spoken as a secondary language in many countries, including Belgium, Switzerland, Canada, and various African countries such as Senegal, Ivory Coast, and Cameroon. Additionally, in some regions of Asia and the Caribbean, French serves as a commonly spoken secondary language due to historical ties with former French colonies.
to my knowledge, and the Larousse or Robert dictionaries, there is no word spelled marcatus in French language.
This is one of those tantalizing questions since one whole scene of Henry V is in French and good French too. There is further French later on in the same play. There are also phrases here and there which suggest that Shakespeare probably did speak it and didn't get someone else to write those bits of Henry V. But how he learned it is anyone's guess.
I suppose that a toponym remain unchanged in any language.
There is no reason for why you shouldn't take French in school, especially if your native language is English. French would be one of the easier if not the easiest language for an English speaker, and will bring you a better knowledge of English.
"Knowledge" in French is said as "connaissance."
A great part of his school curriculum was devoted to the study of Latin and to literature written in that language. He also knew some Greek, and probably French as well.
Argot is a French, Spanish, and Catalan word meaning "slang." So I suppose the synonym would be "slang." It is also a secret language, so secret language could be another synonym for it.
The French language is the official language in French Polynesia.
Knowledge is "la connaissance" (fem.) in French.
"Schoolgirl French" refers to a basic or limited knowledge of the French language, typically learned in school or through introductory courses. It implies a beginner-level understanding of French vocabulary, grammar, and pronunciation, similar to what a schoolgirl at an early stage of language learning may possess.
It comes from the old French word for a "storehouse" (perhaps referring to the fact that a magazine was a publication where knowledge was stored).