It depends if you want to use "tu" or "vous" in French.
for "tu" for example, one person who is a friend of yours :
Vois-tu ce que je veux dire ?
or
Tu vois ce que je veux dire ?
for "vous" several persons or a person you need to be more distant and polite with ; your boss, your teacher, a policeman ... etc
Voyez-vous ce que je veux dire ?
or
Vous voyez ce que je veux dire ?
In each case, the second version is more informal but more used in everyday life in France.
'je sais ce que tu veux dire' or more standard: 'je vois ce que tu veux dire'
you say it like this, "un gomme". thats how you say rubber, not white rubber though, i dont know how to say white...
You can say "Quelle surprise" to mean "What a surprise" in French.
You can say "inutile" to mean useless in French.
"We know" in French is "nous savons".
"how to" is "comment", I don't know what you mean by "bb".
'je sais ce que tu veux dire' or more standard: 'je vois ce que tu veux dire'
you say it like this, "un gomme". thats how you say rubber, not white rubber though, i dont know how to say white...
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You can say "Quelle surprise" to mean "What a surprise" in French.
Did you mean HOW do you say people in French? les gens
You can say "inutile" to mean useless in French.
"We know" in French is "nous savons".
"Que sais-je?" means "What do I know?" in French.
It means "I adore him" But, you have to know that in French they don't say "J'adore il" but "Je l'adore"
You can say "nous copions" in French to mean "we copy".
You can say "continuons" to mean "let's continue" in French.