Es-tu (un) étudiant ? (masc.) Es-tu (une) étudiante ? (fem.).
We would not usually pronounce the articles un or une. And we would use the word "étudiant" only for someone at university level (use "élève" otherwise).
In French, you say "lycéen" for a male high school student and "lycéenne" for a female high school student.
To say "I was your student" in French, you would say "J'étais ton/ta/votre élève."
In French, "boy student" is translated as "garçon étudiant."
In French "are you a good student?" is "êtes vous un bon étudiant?".
je suis intelligent(e), je suis malin / maligne (informal)
tu
T'avais...Tu avais...
It sounds awkward. Contractions are strictly informal. How about Which competition will the student not have?
In French, you say "lycéen" for a male high school student and "lycéenne" for a female high school student.
The English words 'I am fine, thank you' in informal French become Je vais bien merci.
To say "I was your student" in French, you would say "J'étais ton/ta/votre élève."
In French, "boy student" is translated as "garçon étudiant."
Two ways to say "hello" in French are "bonjour" and the more informal "salut".
Has in French is 'a' Source: Francais II student
You have is "tu as" (singular AND informal "you"), or "vous avez" (plural OR formal "you") in French.
un étudiant
Tu as. (informal, but doesn't work when plural: you then have to use 'vous avez', which is the formal OR plural version.)