Oh goody, I love French.
Je suis née en mille neuf cent quatre vingt dix sept. The extra e in née is for girls, most adjectives and verbs put an extra e for the feminine version of the word.
Je suis né(e) vingt-quatrième juillet 1997. the (e) is the feminine version of the né
Je suis né(e) le vingt-cinq juin, mille neuf cent quatre-vingt dix-sept
To say "was born in the month" in French, you can say "est né(e) au mois de."
You would say "Je suis né(e)" in French to mean "I am born."
You would say "Je suis né(e) à Lewisham" in French.
Je suis né(e) vingt-quatrième juillet 1997. the (e) is the feminine version of the né
Je suis né(e) le vingt-cinq juin, mille neuf cent quatre-vingt dix-sept
for born in french we say né for masculine and née for feminine. If you wanna say I was born, you should say: Je suis né or je suis née
je suis né / née le quinze août mille neuf cent quatre vingt dix sept.
Joseph Nathaniel France died on 1997-05-21.
'I was born on a Sunday' is tranlated 'je suis né un dimanche' in French.
To say "was born in the month" in French, you can say "est né(e) au mois de."
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You would say "Je suis né(e)" in French to mean "I am born."
'what season were you born is' .......quelle saisonêtes-vous né
Où et quand es tu né ? = where and when are you born ?
Je suis né [add another e at the end if you are female] le seize août mille neuf-cent quatre-vingt dix-sept.