Questions en Francais

French itself is not more "romantic" than any other language in the world. All depends on the image or stereotypes that you link with one language. It seems that in many countries the people link Frenchness with romanticism (image of old towns in france are advertised as "romantic" in most touristic medias). So, people tend to associate "french" with the concept of "romantism". Outside of this, there is the fact that french is part of the latin-based languages, also called "romance languages" (like Italian, Spanish or Portuguese), that is to say a language that comes from latin, the language of Rome. This has nothing to see with the concept of romanticism, but many people may confuse because the words "romance" and "romantic" sound similar.

Salut: Some of the letters are different than in american (a, j, p, and a couple others), and of course there are different signs for some words. Even in the US, the signs might change as one travels from the north to the south, for example. sign languange is a language, and has all of the characteristics of other languages (dialects, word changes, different meanings, and, if you can understand me, different sounds).

One has to study sign in french the same as one wold in the US. Good luck.

CD is a masculine word in french: "un CD"

In French, adjectives and articles must agree in gender (masculine or feminine) and number (singular or plural) with the noun they modify. This means that the ending of the word may change to match the noun's gender. For example, "petit" becomes "petite" for feminine nouns. Verbs may also change according to the gender of the subject in some tenses.

mam-e. Hope this helps!:)

French is an official language in 29 countries across the world. Additionally, it is widely spoken in many other countries as a second language or as a language of instruction.

La muraille de Chine se situe en Chine, s'étendant sur une grande partie de la frontière nord du pays. Elle traverse notamment les provinces de Gansu, de la Mongolie-Intérieure, de Ningxia, de Shaanxi, de Shanxi et de Hebei.

It is actually very simple. Since France at one time was among the world's colonial powers along with Spain,Britain,Portugal,etc... According to the Berlin Conference in 1885, France was alloted portions of Africa, in northern, western, as well central Africa and the some of the islands as well. In colonial times, the colonists' language was the official language, this was useful in terms of communication with people of different ethnic groups, kingdoms, tribes,etc... Thus in French colonial Africa, "LE FRANCAIS" was the official language. This was taught in schools, mission facilities by priests mainly to indigenous Africans. France was more thorough in spreading its culture and language more than Britain for example. There are more French-speaking people in Africa than elsewhere actually. Belgium also used French as the official language in its colonies Congo DRC, Rwanda,Burundi. Although in Belgium French and Flemish(Dutch) are official. Thus the Congo DRC, today is probably the largest French-speaking nation, if not it's second after France. I hope I made everything clear now!

neither I think its neutral

This phrase in French translates to "you are the best friend in the world."

One country in Africa where the official language is French is Senegal. French is widely spoken in government, business, and education, and it holds official status alongside indigenous languages like Wolof.

le poulet (m)

The word "tablier" is masculine in French.

le lait (masculine noun)

Interview in French is "entretien" and is masculine.

French is not a widely spoken language in Australia. The official language of Australia is English, and English is the predominant language spoken throughout the country. There are no countries that speak French in Australia; however, French-speaking communities and individuals can be found in various parts of the country.

Le mot "laws" signifie "lois" en français. Il fait référence aux règles établies par un gouvernement ou une autorité pour régir la conduite et les interactions des individus dans une société donnée.

hana, dup, sep, nip, dazo, yazo, higo, yodul, ajo, youl

There are 29 countries where French is spoken as an Official language:

Democratic Republic of the Congo

France

Canada

Madagascar

Cameroon

Côte d'Ivoire

Burkina Faso

Niger

Senegal

Mali

Rwanda

Belgium

Guinea

Chad

Haiti

Burundi

Benin

Switzerland

Togo

Central African Republic

Republic of the Congo

Gabon

Comoros

Equatorial Guinea

Djibouti

Luxembourg

Vanuatu

Seychelles

Monaco

"Quelle est la date de ta fete?" translates to "What is the date of your celebration?" in English.

Port de corps is a ballet term that refers to the carriage or positioning of the dancer's body, particularly the arms and upper torso, in a graceful and elegant manner. It involves maintaining a strong and controlled posture while moving fluidly and with ease.

"une fraise" is a feminine noun. So is the plural "des fraises".

"Est-ce que la fille là-bas est française?" translates to "Is the girl over there French?".

Words ending with an additional 'e' following accented 'e' - é, ette, elle and many more are mostly categorized as feminine words, there are some exceptions.

Feminine words in french:

Cigarette - cigarette

Epée - sword

Jumelle - twin (females) or (Jumelles) binoculars

Piqure (the 'u' is circumflex accent) - prick or sting

Masculine words in french:

Ange - angel

Civet - stew

Ballon - ball (sport)

In French the endings of words are often lost.. so you wouldn't say "MoolaN", it'd be more like "moo-lah" kind of dropping the "n" sound on the end, but making the vowel very nasal.

You can hear the pronunciation of the word in related links.