Parle pas français, Peux pas parler français! and Sais pas parler français! are French equivalents of the English phrase "Can't speak French!" Context makes clear whether "(I) don't speak French!" (case 1), "(I physically) can't speak French!" (example 2) or "(I) don't know how to speak French!" (instance 3) suits. The respective pronunciations will be "parle pa fraw-seh," "puh pa par-ley fraw-seh" and "seh pa par-ley fraw-seh" in Alsatian and Cevenol French.
you are stuck with your debt if you cant budget
(English+Speak+not)Eigo o hanashimasen...OR(English+Can't do it)Eigo ga dekimasen...If you would like to sound ultra polite, add gomenasaibefore eigo, which means 'I am sorry'
No, it cant be translated
According to many sources and interviews, he can speak a smattering of French. He isn't a native speaker nor does speak it fluently like everyone seems to say but he obviously remembers what he was taught in school pretty well. Not many English kids do that, so well done to him!
because they cant speak English ;)
je ne parle pas français
Some African countries that speak both English and French include Cameroon, Nigeria, Ghana, and Rwanda. These countries have a history of colonization by both British and French powers, leading to the adoption of both languages as official languages.
no actually i think that its more atractive for a guy or a girl if he/she cant speak English very well.i totally agree
Qura'n can't be published in English .. you must practise it as it is...it is just can be translated but you cant read it in English
彼らに I cant find anything else.
no hablo ingles
to tell you the truth i dont know if its french i may but i cant reconize this i speak VERY little espaniol i can barley speak french i can speak swahilli im from Africa