“J'aime” vs “j'aime bien” - French Language Stack Exchange
j'aime cette chanson = I like this song; j'aime bien cette chanson = I really like this song; j'adore cette chanson = I love this song; When referring to people instead, je t'aime is the strongest, and there is a difference in quality similar to the difference between love and like a person in English: je t'aime = I love you; je t'aime bien = I ...
prononciation - Difference in "ai" sound in "aime" and "aimer"
Jan 6, 2021 · In aime, ai is almost always pronounced /ε/ in France. In aimer, the /e/ pronunciation is the most common in Southern France but competes with /ε/ elsewhere. This ai is often pronounced the same way as the et of poulet.
How serious is saying "Je t'aime"? - French Language Stack Exchange
Aug 10, 2023 · « On vous aime, on veut ce qu'il y a de mieux pour vous. On fait peut-être des erreurs, mais du mieux qu'on peut. » (en résumé) Quant au bisou sur la bouche, sans vouloir entrer dans un autre débat, ce n'est heureusement pas aussi généralisé que les « je t'aime » (les psychologues estiment que cette pratique a des effets néfastes ...
Why don't we say "J'aime toi" instead of "Je t'aime"?
May 3, 2018 · Je t'aime. If the personal pronoun is a direct complement (complément d'objet direct), it's me, te, le/la, nous, vous, les, and it is placed before the verb (including any auxiliary), but after ne if the sentence is negative. Je t'aime. Je te vois. Je ne les ai pas vus.
grammaire - Why is not "Je t'aime", "Je aime te"? - French …
"Je aime le chocolat" is incorrect => "J' aime le chocolat". "Tu me as fais peur" is incorrect => "Tu m' a fais peur". Second: when you shorten a direct complement of a verb, you must replace it with an indirect complement placed just in front of this verb. "J'aime le chocolat" => "je l' aime".
grammaire - Je ne [verb] pas (de/le/les) after negative? - French ...
Nov 27, 2016 · "Vegetables" in English translates to "les légumes" in French. See the answers to the following question for more information about using the definite article after the verb aimer: La difference entre « j'aime le fromage » et « j'aime du fromage » (The difference is that the first is correct, and the second isn't)
grammaire - Difference between "vouloir" and "aimer" - French …
J'aime mieux que vous fassiez cela tout seul! → I would rather you did that by yourself! This can be not too polite a request or a plain, rather curt injunction saying "Do that by yourself!"; it all depends on the relationship between the locutors (parent/child, employer/employee, friends,…) and on the intonation.
La difference entre « j'aime le fromage » et « j'aime du fromage
J'aime les filles → I like girls J'aime les forêts → I like forests. If you want to express that you like some things of a 'category' and not all of them, you can use "certain(e)s": J'aime certains fromage → I like some (specific) cheeses J'aime certaines boissons → I like some (specific) beverages
If "Je t'aime" means "I love you", how do you say "I like you" in ...
Je t'aime bien. ( I like you ) Je te trouve sympa. ( I think you're nice ) Je t'adore. (I like you a lot. (More used among girls)) T'es sympa. ( You're nice ) Je t'aime beaucoup. (I like you a lot, (and let's stay friend :P) ) T'es un super pote. ( You're a super nice friend ) On s'amuse bien ensemble. (We have fun together)
grammaire - “Je vraiment les aime” or “Je les aime vraiment”?
Jan 6, 2016 · Vraiment, je les aime. Vraiment is an adverb that modifies the verb, aimer. French places adverbs after ...
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