Campar
if you were trying to say "I am bringing ____ to the picnic" for example you would say "traigo/estoy trayendo _____a la jira (to the picnic)"
To ask "Are you going to the picnic?" in Spanish, you would say "¿Vas a ir al picnic?" In French, it would be "Vas-tu au pique-nique?" Each language has its own structure, but the meaning remains the same.
'Comida para llevar' or when traveling, 'un picnic' (that's how it's called at hotels.)
pronounced piknik
We do not use "at" with days. We say "on the weekend" or "for the weekend." Go picnic on the weekend.
To have a picnic is "pique-niquer" (verb) in French.
pique-nique familial
If you want this translated then it means "love you guys no point Avon picnic dress But to bes?" this is translated from Spanish to English using Google Translate
yes because it doesn't say something like we instead of sounding like hi.
couverture de pique-nique
No, picnic is a noun (a picnic) and a verb (to picnic).
What you need to do is take her on a picnic with a picnic basket. When she opens the picnic basket you should have the ring on top of a napkin and then you ask her "______ will you marry me?". I am sure she will say yes. Please tell me what she says!!! I'm happy to help!! Good luck