How would you ask somebody in French?
Have you been to Japan?
Kuoni Tula Japon Kuoni Seaview le japon.
I've been to Paris or I know Paris.
UConn.
Perry.
UConn.
Perry.
Here's your next phrase for this lesson.
And it uses the past participle of Quneitra, the Connu Bianco nu.
It means well known Bianco Nu.
So how would you say in French?
This place is well known.
Set onto a new set.
On what?
You.
He isn't very well known here.
In the Bianconeri Sea.
If you are talking about a feminine noun, the phrase Bianconeri gets an E on the end, although it's
a silent T, so you can't hear it in speaking.
But how would you say she is very well known in France.
L.A. Tribune.
New France.
L.A. Tribune.
New on France.
So New in the Feminine is spelled c0nnue.
But it's still pronounced the same.
So L.A. Tribune or New France?
How would you say she isn't well known outside of France?
A leopard.
Bianco New on the dollar.
France a leopard.
Bianco new on the all la France.
Is he well known?
It will be on you.