What is Repondre?
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What is Repondre?
The French verb répondre means “to answer.” It’s a very useful addition to your French vocabulary and one that you probably hear often from your teacher. In order to use it correctly in sentences, though, you’ll want to know how to conjugate it.
What does Envoyer des textos mean in English?
verb. text [verb] to send a written message to someone using a mobile phone/cell phone.
How do you conjugate Repondre in present tense?
Répondre is a French regular re verb meaning to respond….Répondre Conjugation: Present Tense.
| je | réponds |
|---|---|
| il/elle | répond |
| nous | répondons |
| vous | répondez |
| ils/elles | répondent |
What is the past participle of Perdre?
perdu
Conjugation Table
| Present | Present participle | |
|---|---|---|
| vous | perdez | Past participle |
| ils | perdent | perdu |
| Subjunctive | Imperfect subjunctive | |
| je | perde | perdisse |
What is the difference between revenir and retourner?
She uses retourner to talk about going back a place where she no longer is (the post office), and revenir to say that she will come back to the place she is currently located (home).
Is Perdre irregular?
Perdre is a French regular re verb meaning to lose. Perdre appears on the 100 Most Used French Verbs Poster as the 3rd most used regular re verb.
What is I returned in French?
(= go back) retourner. I’ve just returned from holiday. Je viens de revenir de vacances.
How do you use retour in French?
To form this, begin by conjugating être into the present tense, then attach the past participle to indicate that someone or something has already returned. For example, “I returned” is je suis retourné and “we returned” is nous sommes retourné.
What does tt mean in texting?
What Does TT Mean? TT stands for “trending topic” in social media, indicating that post is getting many likes and shares.
What means MDR?
Interjection. mdr. (Internet slang, text messaging) initialism of multe da ridoj (“many laughs, LOL”)
What does PTN mean in French?
Common meanings for “Ptn” in French ptn. putain.
