I adore you.
There are a lot of ways to say I love you. Je t'adore(Jeh-tadore).- Litterally, I adore you J'adore tu.(Jahdore- too)- Litterally, I adore you J'aime tu.(Jehm-too)- Litterally, I like or love you Je t'aime.Jeh-Tehm)- Litterally, I like or love you. Whichever is easier for you.
"Merci Monsieur, je t'adore" translates to "Thank you, sir, I adore you" in English. It's a phrase expressing gratitude and affection. If you have a specific context or question related to this phrase, feel free to share!
Je suis anglais(e). If you are American, say "Je suis americain" If you are from England, say: "Je suis anglais"
Je suis anglais(e). If you are American, say "Je suis americain" If you are from England, say: "Je suis anglais"
je parle anglais
Je me sens bien is "I feel good / I feel fine" in English.
You would say "Je m'entraîne" in French, which translates to "I am training" in English.
" Ik mis je " Dutch for " I miss you"
Je suis anglais(e) (I am english) or Je suis américain(e) (I am american) -- in both cases you add the e if you are a girl also, it is more proper to say Je pare l'anglais (which is "I speak english")
"je suis anglais"
Je suis un lapin - I am a rabbit
"je suis de nationalité anglaise" or simply "je suis anglais / anglaise"are the correct French equivalents of "English is my nationality."