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In French is avance ici ok instead of viens ici or venez ici?
Bagwan12345
Singular form - viens ici (come here), plural/polite form - venez ici (you could say -avancez jusqu'ici - but it would probably be in a specific context - putting people into position - for example, at the beginning of a race).
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Where are you from in French?
D'ou viens-tu ? for the informal singular D'ou venez-vous ? for the formal or plural
What does je t'attends viens mean in French?
"Je t'attends, viens" means "I'm waiting for you, come" in French.
What does tu viens d'où mean?
tu viens d'où ? means 'where do you come from? ' in French.
How do you say Come here in french?
"viens ici"
How do you say i come from France in french?
Je suis originaire de France. or more commonly: je viens de France
Where are you from in French?
D'ou viens-tu ? for the informal singular D'ou venez-vous ? for the formal or plural
When are you coming in french?
Quand est-ce que vous venez?
How do you say please come in french?
Viens, s'il te plaît or Venez, s'il vous plaît.
How do you say 'come here' in French?
To say "come here" in French, you would say "viens ici" for addressing someone informally (singular) or "venez ici" for addressing someone formally or addressing multiple people.
How do you say 'Where are you from' in French?
Where are you from?D'où venez-vous ?Tu viens d'où ?d'où es-tu ? / d'où viens-tu ? / de quel pays es-tu ?d'où viens-tu ?d'où est-ce que tu viens ?
How do you say 'come in' in French?
venir (verb) je viens - tu viens - il / elle vient - nous venons - vous venez - ils / elles viennent
How do you say comE eat in french?
Venez manger.(If you are talking to only one person, and you know them very well the you could say: viens manger.)
How do you ask where are you from in french?
You can ask "D'où viens-tu?" to ask someone where they are from in French.
How do you say When are you coming here in China - in French?
"quand viens-tu (singular + informal) ici en Chine / quand venez-vous (plural or formal) ici en chine ?"
How do you say come to Whitley bay in french?
"Viens au Baie de Whitley" <--- if you're speaking to someone in your family or your own age "Venez au Baie de Whitley" <--- if you're speaking to someone older than you or someone superior than you (saying "venez" shows respect)
How do you conjugate the french verb vinir?
The French verb "venir" (to come) is irregular in conjugation. Here is the conjugation in the present tense: Je viens (I come) Tu viens (You come) Il/Elle vient (He/She comes) Nous venons (We come) Vous venez (You come) Ils/Elles viennent (They come)
How do you say come too in french?
If speaking informally to one person (a friend, close family member, etc.) then "Viens aussi" If speaking formally, addressing someone with respect, or speaking to a group of people, then use "Venez aussi"
