"Tu parles un peu français" means "you speak some French".
Je parle un peu français aussi means: I also speak a little French.
I'm a little sad because you won't speak to me.
This is not french. There is no such word as khaka. Peu peu is "a little bit". Caca peu peu could be to 'pooh a little bit'... something someon might say to a baby, but your question is moot.
I can speak a little French.Je parle un peu français. -- "zhuh parl eh[n] puh frah[n]-seh"([n] is an indication to nasalize the preceding vowel.)I undestand a bit of French.Je comprends un peu le français. -- "zhuh com-phon eh[n] puh ler frah[n]-seh"
Tu parles français ? means "do you speak French? You can answer:- je parle juste un peu français; (I speak only a few / some French)- je commence juste � apprendre le français; (I'm just beginning to learn French)- je parle parfaitement français (I speak French perfectly)or anything appropriate to your level.
This phrase translates to "Yes, I speak a little French" in English.
Je parle le francais, mais just un peu.
Je parle un peu français aussi means: I also speak a little French.
"Peu" in French means "little" or "few".
peu connue is 'little known' in French.
This is partly in Spanish and partly in French - je parle très peu le français is supposed to mean I speak very little French (in fact this means I don't speak French very often)
"Yes I speak a little bit of French"
Je parle un tout petit peu le francais. [The "c' has a tail to it that makes the letter be pronounced like "s."]
It does not mean anything because the right spelling would be "je parle un petit peu français". In that latter case, it would mean "I speak very little French".
English: I know a little bit of french. French: Je connais un petit peu de francais.
I'm a little sad because you won't speak to me.
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