"But no my handsome, you said "I am happy to know that ..." and you did not finish your sentence, I wanted to know what you had learned lol"
"Ou avez-vous appris le français?" means "Where did you learn French?" in English.
J'ai appris le français (my french isn't that great but this should be it)
you have learnt a lot: Vous-avez apprendait beaucoup. i have learnt a lot: J'ai apprendait beaucoup.
There are several different tenses in French which express things that happened in the past. The imparfait expresses things that were repeated or were continuing in the past. For instance: When I was a little girl, I spent every Saturday with my grandmother. The passe compose expresses things that were started and finished in the past. Eg: When I was ten, I bought my first bicycle.The French do not have a tense which they call the past perfect. The tense that we refer to as the past perfect is called "perfect" because it is an occurrence that has been completed in the past (as opposed to something that was continuous or repeating, which would be expressed by the imparfait). GThey do have a tense called the plusque parfait (literally, more than perfect), which expresses things like: By the time I was ten, I had learned three languages. Lorsque j'avais dix ans, j'avais appris trois langues. These are actions that were completed before another action took place - I learned three languages (first completion) before I turned ten (second event).hope that helps :)
This is the paragraph. Normalement, je ne joue pas autant des sports parce que je n'ai jamais assez des temps. Pourtant, le mois dernier j'ai passé des vacances d'hiver avec mon école et j'ai appris à faire du ski. Maintenant, je veux faire du ski tous les hivers ! J'adore le ski et je trouve que mes amis l'adorent aussi bien. Si j'avais su, j'aurais il fait plus tôt! Je crois que tandis que les années s'écoulent, je fais de plus en plus sport car je suis de plus actif. Par exemple, quand j'étais plus jeune, je ne faisais pas beaucoup d'activités de sport parce qu'à mon école primaire il y avait des sports qui ne m'intéressaient pas du tout comme le golf ou le hockey. Si j'étais jeune encore, je faisais plus de sports ce que j'aimais tels que le foot ou le skate.
j'ai appris comment dire
Je suis apprendre francais. I am learning french. apprendre le français
Où l'as-tu appris(e)? If the noun to which you are referring when using "it" is feminine in French, then you must accord with the e on appris.
"Ou avez-vous appris le français?" means "Where did you learn French?" in English.
j'ai aussi appris de ...
quand as-tu appris à parler français ?
Aujourd'hui à l'école, on a appris des maths et des sciences humaines. J'ai appris un peu de français aussi. J'ai appris l'anglais aussi. -On a side note whatever you said had some major grammar issues so I tried my best.
"Je n'ai jamais appris le français".
J'ai appris le français au collège (junior high school), au lycée (senior high school). French speakers would just say "j'ai appris le français à l'école"
Appris à cuisiner de sa mère.
J'ai appris le français (my french isn't that great but this should be it)
Spécialement pour vous, j'ai appris quelques mots de français.