#french conjugation

[er-cryptid]

Encourager Conjugation

J'encourage = I encourage

Tu encourages = You encourage

Il encourage = He encourages

Elle encourage = She encourages

Nous encourageons = We encourage

Vous encouragez = You encourage

Ils encouragent = They encourage (m)

Elles encouragent = They encourage (f)

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[svtskneecaps]

i find it so cool to notice that like non-native speakers making mistakes in their second language tells you about the grammar and vocab of their native language like that's so cool to me.

like i can only pull up confident examples from french bc i learned that one but like etoiles saying "watch the chests" instead of "look at/in the chests" is because in french i imagine he'd use the verb "regarder" which does translate to "to watch" but also can be used when we in english would say "to look"!!!!!! that's cool!!!!! and sometimes i'll hear the french saying along the lines of "wait me" bc that's the grammar for it in french!!! "attends-moi" is "wait for me" they just don't say "for" it's cool!!!!!! wow!!!!! i fucking love that i think that's so fucking neat bc i know that I MADE that mistake in the other direction, bc on an assignment i wrote "attendez pour moi" bc we say for in english!!!!!!!! and it was wrong!!!! and it's cool!!!!!! it's cool that i can pick up things about other languages even when they're not speaking the other languages!!!!!! wow!!!!!!!!! like when spanish speakers start english sentences with "is" bc that's how it works in spanish!!!!!! that's so cool!!!!!! they don't need "it" in spanish and hearing y'all say that is like wow!!!! i'm learning things about how spanish sentences work even though it's not even in spanish!!!!! holy shit!!!!!!!

i know i've noticed more things from the other languages too but i can't remember any of them now bc my spanish is "69 days on duolingo" and my brazilian portuguese is "meu deus" but if anyone else has noticed please!!!!! tell me!!!!! it's so cool!!!!!!

(as an aside this is not to knock or mock anyone for being bad at a second language i just think it is FUCKING FASCINATING i am giggling i am kicking my feet i think it is so cool it is so fucking dope language and language learning is so cool)

[gayvampyr]

multilingualism poll because im curious

& feel free to specify in the notes which ones!

edit: i meant to write *and, not “or”

[sayitalianolearns]

Diary entry 383 ho visto questo esercizio sui verbi e m'è piaciuto per cui voglio provare con un multilingual post (anche perché i verbi in spagnolo: non pervenuti per me -ma pure in francese ormai... dispersi) ENG - ITA - KOR - FRA - ESP

verb: to eat, mangiare, 먹다, manger, comer

I eat Io mangio 저는 먹어요 Je mange Yo como

I ate Io ho mangiato/mangiai 저는 먹었어요 J'ai mangé/mangeai Yo he comido/comí

I will eat/I am going to eat Io mangerò/sto per mangiare 저는 먹을 거예요 Je mangerai/vais manger Yo comeré/voy a comer

I am eating Io sto mangiando 저는 먹고 있어요 Je suis en train de manger Yo estoy comiendo

I was eating Io stavo mangiando 저는 먹고 있었어요 J'étais en train de manger Yo estaba comiendo

I want to eat Io voglio mangiare 저는 먹고 싶어요 Je veux manger Yo quiero comer

I can eat Io posso mangiare 저는 먹을 수 있어요 Je peux manger Yo puedo comer

I have to eat Io devo mangiare 저는 먹어야 해요 Je dois manger Yo tengo que comer

[hyperfixation-is-my-middlename]

Looking through the doodles I made during class rn, I've officially found my favourite

This is also the first one in that notebook like-

Tiny four

[olde-scratch]

would akechi speak multiple languages? cause at this point its basically canon that he soaks up information like a sponge. would he go all out and get dictionaries and textbooks and pronunciation guides or would he be able to learn just from watching shows in the target language?

im asking bc i wanna know if he would memorize every single verb tense in french. 99% of them are unnecessary, useless, needlessly specific, and so similar to like five others. but would akechi be able to use them properly.

[coquelicoq]

the great thing about reading the french dictionary cover to cover is that now whenever someone says a word i don't know i can be like "no spoilers please! i'm still in the A's!!"

[pop-art-sixties-seventies]

Claude Jade, Domicile conjugal, François Truffaut, 1970.

[rearranging-deck-chairs]

nothing interesting here it's the exact same scene i just like seeing it

[forever70s]

Jean-Pierre Léaud in "Domicile Conjugal" (1970)

[faeriescorpio]

the french demons taking over my body when i read tf2 fics where someone very clearly used google translate when they wanted Spy to speak french (i am visibly shaking and twitching)

[er-cryptid]

[svtskneecaps]

today may be a weird day for this bc i'm HOPING there won't be much of a trash fire in the tag, comparatively, but if discourse, neg, or server happenings get you stressed, pro tip!! THAT MEANS IT'S DUOLINGO TIME!!!!! channel your gamer rage and viewer stress into SICK NASTY LANGUAGE LEARNING

[tara-the-star]

'voulez-vous coucher avec moi?' cat youre so right

[drinkthemlock]

crawling home from french class after being repeatedly beaten over the head by the passé composé

[nouvellecine]

Jean Pierre-Léaud and Claude Jade in Domicile conjugal/ Bed and Board (1970) dir. François Truffaut