Comment puis-je vous aider? (if the person is older, respected, older stranger) Comment puis-je t'aider? (if you are familiar with the person or if the person is a younger stranger) Don't use an online translator, as they are often incorrect or extremely inaccurate.
This is not french. Are you asking how to say May Day (help) in french? Au Secours [oh say-coohr]
sous Such as if you wanted to say the pencil is under the desk it would be Le crayon est sous le bureau
au secours! je suis perdu.
It is simply "netball" and is masculine so if you wanted to say "I like netball" you would say "J'aime le netball." It isn't a common sport in France but some do play it 'netball' is called the same in French - but this is a totally unknown sport in France.
When wanting to translate "it's called" over from english to french, the proper spelling of the french word is ça s'appelle. If we wanted to say it in a full translated sentence a good way to use the word would be in the sentence "on appelle ça un fantôme" which is French for "it's called a ghost."
J'essayai juste d'aider. or je voulais juste aider (I just wanted to help)
In order to say worker in French, you would say, travailleur. If you wanted to say boss in French you would say, patron.
You can say "j'ai toujours voulu" in French to mean "I've always wanted to".
To say "Help!" in french, you say: "Au secours! (os-KOOR!)
(Il/elle) voulait être
aider!= help!
No. During the American Revolution, the French helped the American colonists because they wanted to defeat Britain.falseNo. The French helped the colonists because they wanted revenge on Britain for the Seven Years War.
I help my sister is " j'aide ma soeur " in French.
to help = "pour aider"
Recherché mort ou vif.
recherché(e) pour meurtre
parce que je voulais