Spelling was never my strong point <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/stupid.gif" alt="" /> It sucks even in English <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/puppyeyes.gif" alt="" />
Ok so I will write the lessons to a book. It is so difficult though to learn a new language in my age <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/biggrin.gif" alt="" />
Je manger - If I say that I say "I eat"?
Je suis - I am?
If I write Je suis and then a verb in the right time I make sentense yes?
@ Lucretia
I did not want to say that your spelling is bad !
I just wanted to tell you to be careful with the spelling of some words if you are looking for their meaning in a dictionnary.
At any age, it's difficult to learn something new !
Do you really want to learn french ?
Or do you just want to learn the translation of some words to understand the french history ?
Or are you planing to spend some vacations in France and you want to learn some basic sentences ?
About "manger", it is just like "jouer"
Je mang[color:"pink"]e[/color]
Tu mang[color:"pink"]es[/color]
Il/elle mang[color:"pink"]e[/color]
Nous mange[color:"pink"]ons[/color]
Vous mang[color:"pink"]ez[/color]
Ils/elles mang[color:"pink"]ent[/color]
The verb "ętre" is used with other verbs, like "to be" in english
Exemple :
[color:"pink"]Je suis allée en Espagne l'été dernier [/color]
I went in Spain last summer.
@ MeaCulpa
I know that you are working in a restaurant.
Which kind of cooking is made in your restaurant ?
The australian food is it the same than the english food or is it better ?
(sorry Spick, except a few things i don't really like the english food).
Barta