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What does j'ai trop de devoirs mean?
"on a beaucoup de devoirs" means "we have lots of homework" in French.
What does ma chemise de devoirs mean in english?
My homework shirt? My working shirt? It depends on what you mean.
How do you say no homework in french?
You can say "pas de devoirs" in French, which translates to "no homework."
Pliz piter faire moi les xercice j'applique page 24 manuel l'heure de franais de 1anne de collaige?
Pliz piter faire moi les xercice j'applique page 24 manuel l'heure de franais de 1anne de collaige?"
How do you say i have a lot of homework in french?
You would say "J'ai beaucoup de devoirs" in French.
What actors and actresses appeared in Devoirs de vacances - 1951?
The cast of Devoirs de vacances - 1951 includes: Raymond Rouleau
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What does the french word devoirs mean?
It can be the verb 'must' or as a noun it can mean duty, les devoirs usually means homework (from school).
What does the french words 'les devoirs'mean in English?
"les devoirs" (masc., often used in the plural) means 'the homework'"fais tes devoirs"= do your homeworkj'ai du mal avec mon devoir de français= I have some trouble with my French homework
How do you say I forgot to do my homework in French?
You can say "J'ai oublié de faire mes devoirs" in French, which translates to "I forgot to do my homework."
How do you write French homework in French?
French homework is "devoirs de français". Devoirs is usually plural, but is is also possible to use it as a singular.
J ai manque de faire mes devoirs and ils ont manque a ses obligations why de in one and a in the other when they both mean to fail to do something?
ils ont manqué � leurs obligations (they failed their obligations) or il a manqué � sesobligations (he failed his obligations) = we use the "�" when we fail to reach some target (responsibilities, duties).J'ai manqué de faire mes devoirs : this is not correct French. We would say "je n'ai pas fait mes devoirs". However, we say "j'ai manqué � mes devoirs" where "devoirs" mean "moral duties" (this is the same meaning than in paragraph 1)"j'ai manqué de patience / j'ai manqué de clairvoyance / j'ai manqué de ... (any moral quality)" > we use "de" here; these expressions do not mean that we failed in doing something, but that we did not have / possess / demonstrate some moral quality : j'ai manqué de chance = I did not have enough luck.
