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lol i used my spanish... i bet they aren't similar languages at all
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EsX_Raptor
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SwEEt[TearS]
Canada1575 Posts
On November 01 2009 16:02 EsX_Raptor wrote: "aaahh correct the problem with two h's not a good idea" + Show Spoiler + lol i used my spanish... i bet they aren't similar languages at all they look similar and share the same origin but ultimately it's not enough  I said correcting homework @ 2am isn't a good idea | ||
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PoP
France15446 Posts
On November 01 2009 15:38 Mohawk wrote: It’s boring : C'est ennuyant Note: most french speakers (in France) will use "ennuyeux", though "ennuyant" is correct as well (and I think it's being used more in Quebec). School’s not important : L'école n'est pas important importante Healthy : Bonne santé en bonne santé (just nitpicking here) IQ 180 : 180 de quotien intéllectuel quotient intellectuel Wasting time : Perte de temps perdre du temps (it's the verbal form here) | ||
Ninja4ever.
France231 Posts
And yeah, French is a really hard language, to the point that even a lot of frenchies struggle to write it properly. | ||
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Elroi
Sweden5617 Posts
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Ninja4ever.
France231 Posts
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FaCE_1
Canada6185 Posts
On November 01 2009 14:12 ShaLLoW[baY] wrote: 1. Croyez-vous que le temps passe sur les devoirs est bon ? Is time on homework, time well spend? Croyez-vous que le temps passé sur les devoirs est bien utilisé? 2. Qu’est-ce que to a fait, si to n’avais pas le devoir? What would you do if there wasn’t any homework? Qu'est-ce que tu ferais si tu n'avais aucun devoir? Que ferais-tu si tu avais aucun devoir? 3. Qu’est-ce que ton primaire impression avec le devoir, a-t-il changé ? What’s your first impression on homework, did it change? C'etait quoi ton avis initiale des devoirs? Est-elle changée? Quel est ton avis initiale face aux devoirs? Es-ce qu'il a changé? 4. faites vous voulez des devoirs, si son une option, pourquoi? Do you want homework if its an option, why or why not? Aimeriez-vous faire des devoirs s'ils n'étaient pas obligatoires? Pourquoi/pourquoi pas? 5. Combien d’heures tu as travaille pour devoirs How much time do you spend on homework a day? Combien de temps passez-vous en faisant des devoirs à chaque jour? Combien de temps passez-vous pour faire vos devoirs chaque jour? 5. Qu’est-ce que une option a replace le devois? What is an option to replace homework? Nommez une option pour prendre la place des devoirs. Nommez une option pour remplacer les devoirs. Are what I would do, but it's my second language so I'm not 100% if my Quebecois-inspired French speakings make much sense :p Did some correction  I will see if there is other =) | ||
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FaCE_1
Canada6185 Posts
On November 01 2009 14:00 YPang wrote: VOCAB: Les devoirs-homework C’est nulle- It’s boring C'est ennuyant Son nécessaire- Its necessary. Il est nécessaire Beaucoup de devoir-a lot of homework Plusieurs devoirs (ur's is correct but this is more commun) l'école n'est pas importante- School’s not important. meilleure société-Better society UNKNOWN in french- Busy work je suis quitte au lycée – I already quit high school J'ai quitté le licée Le devoir n’est pas nécessaire au université, mais il est favorable- Homework is not necessary in college Les devoirs ne sont pas nécessaire à l'université, mais ils sont préférable. rest is ok or already corrected | ||
YPang
United States4024 Posts
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SwEEt[TearS]
Canada1575 Posts
rest is so full of bad grammar and wrongsies esp mohawk and face_1 t_t | ||
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Matoo-
Canada1397 Posts
On November 01 2009 15:09 SwEEt[TearS] wrote: Combien de temps passez-vous à faire des devoirs chaque jour? you could also say Combien de temps, à chaque jour, passez-vous à faire des devoirs? The alternate sentence using "à chaque jour" definitely doesn't sound right. There is no reason to use "à" here. I'm not quite the rule kind but rather go with gut feeling so I have no idea if it's incorrect or simply awkward and why (yeah I know that doesn't help much lol, sorry about that) but "Combien de temps, chaque jour, passez-vous à faire des devoirs?" sounds much better. And it would sound even better with "vos devoirs" but that's quite advanced nitpicking. Also, "devoir" in singular form is better used when talking about a specific piece of work: "J'ai un devoir de mathématiques à rendre pour demain" "Il y a devoir surveillé d'anglais cet après-midi" But when conveying the meaning of general homework it's always in plural form: Mum: "Va faire tes devoirs" Son: "Je n'ai pas de devoirs à faire ce soir !" | ||
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SwEEt[TearS]
Canada1575 Posts
I also agree on vos devoirs but I didn't go ahead and make it too complicated either and yeah, I treated the whole devoir vs devoirs in the vocab (always refer homework as plural except when you mean one particular assignement/task) | ||
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Itachii
Poland12466 Posts
On November 02 2009 05:37 Matoo- wrote: The alternate sentence using "à chaque jour" definitely doesn't sound right. There is no reason to use "à" here. I'm not quite the rule kind but rather go with gut feeling so I have no idea if it's incorrect or simply awkward and why (yeah I know that doesn't help much lol, sorry about that) but "Combien de temps, chaque jour, passez-vous à faire des devoirs?" sounds much better. And it would sound even better with "vos devoirs" but that's quite advanced nitpicking. hes right, à chaque jour is just wrong | ||
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Boblion
France8043 Posts
Combien de temps passez-vous à faire des devoirs chaque jour? Perfect. "Combien de temps passez-vous chaque jour à faire des devoirs" works too ( it is basicly the same ). you could also say Combien de temps, à chaque jour, passez-vous à faire des devoirs? O,O "à" + "chaque jour": Grammatically incorrect | ||
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SwEEt[TearS]
Canada1575 Posts
wrong manual is wrong then :S it is because they're both time preposition? redundancy or something? | ||
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Boblion
France8043 Posts
On November 02 2009 07:11 SwEEt[TearS] wrote: hmm wrong manual is wrong then :S it is because they're both time preposition? redundancy or something? I guess it is a redundancy. It just sounds wrong for French people from France. "à" isn't needed with "chaque jour". However it might be used by Quebec people. But French is kinda weird because for example "à + chaque fois" is used everyday ( although purists seem to not like it ) and i don't know what is the grammatical difference between "fois" et "jour". It seems that: "à + chaque" is just always wrong except for the old proverb ( where "à" begins the sentence ) however even the average French guy can tell you that "Combien de temps à chaque jour passez vous à faire vos devoirs ?" is incorrect whereas sentences with "à chaque fois" are often used. French grammar is ... >.< | ||
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ShaLLoW[baY]
Canada12499 Posts
On November 02 2009 07:40 Boblion wrote: I guess it is a redundancy. It just sounds wrong for French people from France. "à" isn't needed with "chaque jour". However it might be used by Quebec people. I'm positive I've heard the Quebecois at my school use it, which is where I've assimilated most of my French. | ||
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SwEEt[TearS]
Canada1575 Posts
born in France raised in Quebec so I kinda had to adapt my french to be more eloquent when I'd visit family in France o_O that's why like some stuff does confuse me lol | ||
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