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 Posted: Fri Jun 12, 2009 6:12 pm
dragonhunter1011 deathscythe06 I'm impressed, I didn't thought that French would be a popular language to learn. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Wow! Je suis impressionné de voir que le français était populaire à apprendre. Je ne pensais pas que c'était le cas. i want to join the french foreign legion, i could learn french as i join bit by bit or i can just learn now. so i need to lern. my question: seriously.... which part of this guild can realy help speak french? crying i've seen minor words, and a single part lesson. i see nothing else. Most people in this guild are already taking French class at school. I think very few people who actually intend to learn French without French classes, are here.
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Posted: Fri Jun 12, 2009 6:15 pm
Sano Parmandil Wouldn't it be because he is still watching you? If you use the imperfect, it would mean "he had been watching you for years", I think.
By the way, I have a question. I know that "play the piano" is "jouer du piano", but how one could say "he played a sad music at the piano"? "il a joué une musique triste du piano"? Would it be "au piano"? Your second guess it right. The translation would be: He played a sad music at the piano. = Il a joué une musique triste au piano.
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Posted: Fri Jul 17, 2009 1:06 am
Hi,
Can any one tell me how to tranlate in english the imparfait of vouloir
I was on a site that gave you the english tranlation, but I'm having trouble with the imparfait : je voulais was transulated as I wanted, but
the passe compose : j' ai voulu is also transulated as I wanted. I'm confused. Could some one show me how to use the imparfait for the word Vouloir in a sentence and its translation.
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Posted: Tue Nov 24, 2009 4:09 am
Dreamy CherrySpice Hi, Can any one tell me how to tranlate in english the imparfait of vouloirI was on a site that gave you the english tranlation, but I'm having trouble with the imparfait : je voulais was transulated as I wanted, but the passe compose : j' ai voulu is also transulated as I wanted. I'm confused. Could some one show me how to use the imparfait for the word Vouloir in a sentence and its translation. Je voulais Tu voulais Il/Elle/On voulait Nous voulions Vous vouliez Ils/Elles voulaient Hier, je voulais manger des carottes. Yesterday, I wanted to eat carrots.
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Posted: Wed Nov 25, 2009 4:24 pm
Dreamy CherrySpice Hi, Can any one tell me how to tranlate in english the imparfait of vouloirI was on a site that gave you the english tranlation, but I'm having trouble with the imparfait : je voulais was transulated as I wanted, but the passe compose : j' ai voulu is also transulated as I wanted. I'm confused. Could some one show me how to use the imparfait for the word Vouloir in a sentence and its translation. You can't translate like that. There is no such thing in English as imparfait and passe compose. You can't compare. Follow Kurosaki Asami advice wink
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Posted: Fri Jul 30, 2010 11:23 am
yes you can't compare french and english conjugation.
In french you can use both passé composé and imparfait to speak to the past.
imparfait is used for long actions or descriptions.
passé composé is used for quick actions.
example :
I wanted this cat.
in french you can say :
* je voulais ce chat = imparfait = I wanted this cat since I've seen it.
* j'ai voulu ce chat = passé composé=I wanted this cat when I saw it.
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Posted: Sun May 22, 2011 10:41 am
Anyone know how to conjugate well? I have a hard time with this. surprised
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Posted: Fri Jun 24, 2011 4:18 pm
Mmm... I'm o.k cauzz I never have difficulty in french ( or at school)... So if u need help I can help u...
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