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What does j'ai compris mean?
"J'ai compris" is a French phrase that means "I have understood" in English.
How do you say understood in french?
être compris.
What is 'did you understand what I wrote' in French?
est-ce que tu as (you singular and informal) / vous avez (you plural or formal) compris ce que j'écris ? -
What does compris?
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Tu n'as pas compris?
Tu n'as pas compris ? You didn't get/understand it? (expected answer: no, I didn't) Didn't you get/understand it? (expected answer: yes, I did)
What does j'ai compris mean?
"J'ai compris" is a French phrase that means "I have understood" in English.
How do you say understood in french?
être compris.
What does tucompris mean?
tu as compris ? means 'did you understand?' in French.
Understood - translated into french?
'compris'
How do you translate including into French?
y compris
How do you say incluiding in french?
including - y compris
What actors and actresses appeared in Service compris - 1988?
The cast of Service compris - 1988 includes: Pierre Fox as Le serveur Isabelle Glorie Alexander Wajnberg as Le kleptomane
What does J'ai rien compris?
j'ai rien compris -- I didn't get (understand) anythingThis sentence shows an example of the tendency in spoken French to drop the word "ne". The proper sentence is "je n'ai rien compris".
What is 'Rien compris' when translated from French to English?
"Nothing included!" and "Nothing understood!" are English equivalents of the French phrase Rien compris! Context makes clear which translation suits. The pronunciation will be "rya ko-pree" in French.
How do you say misunderstood in french?
you misunderstood me: vous m'avez mal compris
How do you say no i did not understand in french?
Non, je n'ai pas compris
How do you say is tip included in french?
Is the tip included? is tranlated "est-ce que le pourboire est compris ? in French. You may also use "le service" as an equivalent, although service isn't properly tipping. In French restaurants and cafés, the service is always included in your bill and the practice of tipping is now very rare.
