Answers by visitors named: Miche

We didn't sing at all in class, but it will sure be fun if we did!

Bonjour! So far, we've cover some basic greetings, numbers, nationalities, professions, and now we're starting to learn about clothing. Yea, I would like to know some useful expressions.

#1 is actually a sweater dress, but to avoid confusion, I guess I'll choose another piece of clothing. So 75 is soixante-quinze and 79 would be soixante-dix-neuf? And gray (grise) would have to feminine too right?

so it means to the left not turning left? then how would you say turn left/right on some street?

Another question I have is for first, is it premiere or premier?

sorry, questions keep coming up as I study. What does "Vous prenez a gauche" mean? You take to the left? Or does it simply mean you turn left?

Thanks.

Yes I did. Thanks.

I saw nous nous in "se trouver". What comes to mind is vous vous appelez, so I thought that verbs that begins with "se" have this pattern.

Oh, its suppose to be C'est cette porte, la. (with accent)= C'est la porte, la. (with accent) It just said that this needs special attention and I don't know why.

Yes, its suppose to be porter, but I don't know why de is used or did I just misunderstood my teacher?

When you say Est-ce que in #1, does it also apply to qu'est-ce? So "What are you wearing today?" =Qu'est-ce que tu-portes aujourd'hui? And we were given these examples; leve-toi ecoute-moi lis ton livre Why is toi/moi/ton used?

Another question, for example, la Chine, le Japon, we use en (preposition) for feminine countries = en Chine masculin = au Japon I was also told that for l' such as l'Allemagne, we use "en". But what about l'Iran, since it is l' but Iran is also masculine. Do i use en or au?

And also, how do you say the negative of nous nous levons? Like "nous nous ne levons pas"??

Thanks everybody.

Well that is my name.. That's very rude!! Michelle is my birth name!!!!!