i learned french 2 years. my oral french is better than written. glad to meet u all here.
how to say "blessings" en francais? i forget. haha
merci, haha
how to say "blessings" en francais? i forget. haha
merci, haha
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oui, merci. in french do christians say bénédictions at the end of a conversation to bless another? or people say god bless u en francais? how to translate GBU to french?
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Pas vraiment, je crois. N'oubliez pas que les français ne sont pas si expressifs que les anglais et les gens des autres pays, et souvent ils trouvent qu'il peut être un peut "étranger" d'exprimer leurs émotions.
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let me translate:
not very, i think. dont forget that the french are not so expressive than the british and the people of other countries. and often they find that it cud be a little "foreign" to express their feeling.
am i right? tks.
u mean the french are shy? i thought they are romantic. how can a romantic people be shy
? 
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Lol, yeah you're right. The French are romantic but they're not "gushy" when it comes to expressing emotion, they're generally more reserved
In my experience anyway
In my experience anyway
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tamtam92
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on dit "Que Dieu te bénisse", dans les tchats ça donne QDTB. Ou QDVB à la limite, si on vouvoie la personne ou s'il y en a plusieurs.
On l'utilise assez souvent entre chrétiens, mais on a d'autres expressions, comme "fraternellement", "en Christ", etc.
Personnellement je n'ai pas l'impression d'être moins expressive que d'autres. Mais c'est vrai qu'en présence d'inconnus, j'aurais tendance à cacher mes sentiments. ça peut aussi être une question de délicatesse.
On l'utilise assez souvent entre chrétiens, mais on a d'autres expressions, comme "fraternellement", "en Christ", etc.
Personnellement je n'ai pas l'impression d'être moins expressive que d'autres. Mais c'est vrai qu'en présence d'inconnus, j'aurais tendance à cacher mes sentiments. ça peut aussi être une question de délicatesse.
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