'we are struck by lightning', (meaning 'this is love at first sight')
"Nous avons amuse" doesn't exist in that exact form, but with an accent on the verb (amusé) and followed by a complement : "Nous avons amusé [le chien]" it would be translated by : We entertained the dog. You could also have mispelled "Nous nous sommes amusés" wich means We had fun.
Nous je t'aime does not make sense. Nous means "we", and je t'aime means "I love you"If you mean to say "We love you", that would be Nous t'aime (informal), or Nous vous aimez (formal).
"sommes-nous ..." means 'are we ..' in French.
(il/elle) nous a quitté - (he/she) has left us (it could mean that the person in question has just died)
I thought we knew each other.
Nous avons ensemble means "we have together..." in French.
"nous avons" means "we have"
d'animaux
''We have made'' or ''We have done''
nous avons = we have [nous] n'avons [pas] = [we] don't have [any, no]
"Nous avons amuse" doesn't exist in that exact form, but with an accent on the verb (amusé) and followed by a complement : "Nous avons amusé [le chien]" it would be translated by : We entertained the dog. You could also have mispelled "Nous nous sommes amusés" wich means We had fun.
You would say "nous sommes restés" in French to mean "we stayed".
'Nous avons' means we have; 'très jolie en...' means very pretty in... and Paris is the French capital. The whole doesn't make much sense.
We have a car, it is japanese.
Avon (ā'vun, ăv'un) [Celtic,=river]
It means, "We sent the request to your manager again.".
Yesterday Morning, we learned that Louis went...