The translation depends on who is talking...
"This was of great help (to me)" = "ça m'a été d'une grande aide" or "ça m'a bien aidé (write "aidée" with a final "e" if you're a girl)" or "ça m'a été très utile".
"That was of great help (to us)"="ça nous a été d'une grande aide" or "ça nous a bien aidés (write "aidées" if you're girls)" or "ça nous a été très utile"
Hope this is of some help ;) J'espère que ça vous a été utile ;)
to translate for: 'traduire pour' forever: 'toujours'
Salut!
friend
en train d'errer
'merci, toi aussi' is French for ' thanks, you too'
Grande
aider when you need help, you can say 'a l'aide!' Au secours! (help me)!
mordre- if you need more help please visit Google Translate :)
Je mange: I eat Je bois: I drink
If my French is correct then you translate it like 'renaît'.
To translate French to English, one can use a dictionary but the easiest way to translate would be by using Google Translate. This allows a user to translate between many different languages and is done instantly on a computer.
Will you translate my paper in French, please?
reines I suggest you use google translate. Glad I could help.
français(e)
Bonne retraite! is a French equivalent of the English phrase "Have a great retirement!" The pronunciation of the feminine singular adjective and noun -- which translate literally as "Good retirement!" -- will be "buhn ruh-treht" in French.
traduire
reponse