Questions en Francais

Je regrette, mais je ne peux pas comprendre le contexte de la phrase que vous avez donnée. Si vous pouvez fournir plus de détails ou préciser ce à quoi vous faites référence, je serais heureux de vous aider.

To ask someone their name in French, you can say "Comment tu t'appelles ?" for an informal context or "Comment vous appelez-vous ?" for a formal situation.

I'm French, and if I understand well the question, the answer is:

"Où êtes-vous allés ?" (for "where did you go?")

toje maa rand aye minJO lodo chus

Le climat des Pays de la Loire est tempéré océanique, avec des hivers doux et des étés modérément chauds. Les précipitations sont réparties tout au long de l'année, avec des hivers généralement pluvieux. Les variations de température sont modérées grâce à l'influence de l'océan Atlantique.

Si par équivalence, tu entends : quelle valeur ont mes diplômes en Australie ? Le mieux à faire est de contacter l'ambassade d'Australie. Ils te renseigneront, non seulement sur les diplômes, sur comment obtenir l'équivalence, mais également sur les métiers qui recrutent. Here is an addition in English made by On the Wallaby who kindly answered. :0)) Educational requirements for diplomas vary between different Australian states. If you have completed secondary school, and achieved a Diploma with good marks, you should be able to get into an Australian university. The Embassy will be able to tell you which universities cater for overseas students. If you have a particular University you wish to attend, it would be best to contact the Admissions Officer directly, and ask about the requirements to attend, and when there might be a vacancy. There is a limited intake of students each semester, whether they be Australian or International students.

Answer #1 From 40%-50% of the English language origonates from French, and so we get quite a lot! Answer #2 We appreciate the Alliance Francaise, which is an organization that promotes French language and culture. We benefit from the dance discipline of ballet. The reputation of American films for comedic, dramatic and musical excellence is due in part to early contributions from American transplanted French actors. For example, Charles Boyer [August 28, 1891-August 26, 1978] was an unexpectedly chilling killer in 'Gaslight' [1944]. Maurice Auguste Chevalier [September 12, 1888-January 1, 1972] sang his way through 'The Merry Widow' [1934]. And Louis Gendre ka Jourdan [b. June 19, 1919] was charming, ruthlessly in 'The Paradine Case' [1947], romantically in 'Gigi' [1958], and olympically in 'The First Olympics: Athens 1896' [1984]. We find drinking and eating pleasure in such French meal items as bread, champagne, cheese, Cointreau, Le grand marnier, truffles, and wines. We get many of our Latin loan words by way of the French, through the last successful invasion of England, in 1066, with the Norman Conquest. We have the viewing fun of the natural history friendly documentary, The March of the Penguins. English speakers enjoy Antarctic beauty and penguin bravery because of this English version of the French original, 'La marche de l'empereur'. At least in part, we know about oceanography as a household word, and scuba diving as vacation fun, because of the filmed sea adventures of the Cousteau family of Jacques-Yves [June 11, 1910-June 25, 1997], Simone Melchior [1919-1990], Philippe [December 20, 1940-June 28, 1979], and Jean-Michel [b. May 6, 1938]. We protect ourselves through pasteurization of farm products, such as milk, due to the scientific achievements of Louis Pasteur [December 27, 1822-September 28, 1895]. We understand radiation and radioactivity because of the pioneering science of Pierre [May 15, 1859-April 19, 1906] and Maria Sklodowska [November 7, 1867-July 4, 1934] Curie. We wonder over the architectural and symbolic beauty of the Statue of Liberty in the United States of America because of the French.

c'est un mot de la langue des indiens Micmacs, transformé par les Québécois

Oui, J'aime joue au foot. C'est tres amusant.
Bonne chance en vie!

Il y a 12 mois dans une année.

Les Vosges Non, entre les Vosges et l'Allemagne il y a l'Alsace et le Rhin. La frontière entre les deux pays est formée par le Rhin (en partie).

Addition

Franc91 a raison, la frontière franco-allemande est formée principalement par le Rhin.

La question devrait être posée ainsi :

Quelles montagnes se situent entre la France et l'Allemagne ?

La réponse a cette question est bien les Vosges coté français, et la Forêt noire côté allemand (schwarzwald).

La prochaine fois

Next time, I will be more careful.

La prochaine fois, je serai plus prudent

Je vous souhaite de passer une bonne et heureuse retraite.

Some words that equal 100 points using the standard Scrabble tile values are "jazzy" and "waltz".

it is masculine as in un chien

but there is a feminine : une chienne, for the female dog

This means 'Is it true that vronique bliveau is the half-sister of Diane Tell?'

The best way to learn french is probably to listen and get used to hearing an actual french person speaking. Hearing the accent and learning the lanuguage from a true french person is the key way to learn.

Les Pyrénées sont la chaîne de montagnes qui sépare la France et l'Espagne. Elles s'étendent sur environ 430 km de long et atteignent des altitudes élevées, offrant des paysages spectaculaires et constituant une frontière naturelle entre les deux pays.

La ville de Washington, D.C. se donne sur le fleuve Potomac et la rivière Anacostia.

In French, you would say "l'amour prend du temps."

the day has come -- le jour est venu ("luh zhoor eh vuh-new")

L'anglais est la langue officielle de la Grande-Bretagne.

La couleur noire NB: To a pedant (and many, many French people are pedants, especially in the matter of language) this is nonsense, since black is not a colour at all; it is merely the absence of colour. NB2: As NOIR does not qualify COULEUR, one should not make it feminine; La couleur noir would be better (except see NB above).

Boots in French is translated as "bottes".