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French- how to say a friend who is a girl
Bonjour. I would like to know if you were a girl talking about a friend who is a girl wouldd you put mon amis or something else e.g ma amis
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Language pair: French; All
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115726 |
Re:French- how to say a friend who is a girl
I'm not sure what do you want to say but I'll try to help you. If you're speaking about you friend that is a girl, you should say: Ma amie If you're speaking about your friend that is a boy, you should say: mon ami If you're speaking about your friends that are girls, you should say: mes amies. If you're speaking about your friends that are boys, you should say: mes amis. It does not mind if you are a girl or a boy
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Language pair: French; All
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115738 |
Re:French- how to say a friend who is a girl
Hello! In french, we say "mon amie" and not "ma amie", because it doesn't sound well. We don't use "xxxxa ayyyy". For a feminin word, we always use "ma", but when the following word begins with a voyel, we use "mon"
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Language pair: French; All
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115803 |
Re:French- how to say a friend who is a girl
bonjour emily tu dois dire mon amie, parce que tu ne peux pas dire "ma" suivi d`une voyelle. Tu dois aussi dire mon "oreille" (my earings) ou mon ombre (my shadow). Bonne chance. Alice
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Language pair: French; All
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115828 |
Re:French- how to say a friend who is a girl
The correct response to your question is "Mon amie" if your friend is a girl and "Mon ami" if he is a boy. As you can spot you make the difference with the added "_e" letter in the feminine case. You do not use Ma amie in order to avoid (as stated above) to say two vowels in a row - in all these cases you keep "mon" and do not use "ma".
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Language pair: French; English
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115919 |
Re:Re:French- how to say a friend who is a girl
OMG! I'm stupid... if my french teacher read it he would kill me! xDDDD
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Language pair: French; All
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