This is your next word for this lesson.
It's a useful adverb, and we've seen it before, but we haven't really used it for a while, so I thought
we'd have a quick recap.
AC.
AC It means quite.
AC So how would you say in French?
It's quite good, but it isn't my favourite food.
See.
Saban may soon see a Saban nation, a permanent referee.
I think it's quite good.
Pour moi.
Say to Saban, you say to Saban, this story is quite boring.
Set is to a to say only use set is to are it say only use.
So in this lesson so far we've had previously meaning favorite or preferred and AC, which means quite
how would you say it's quite nice out today and you're talking about the weather.
If I say bo aujourd'hui, il fai ac bo aujourd'hui, this has become quite difficult.
So see a new assay.
To see a new assay.
We think that it was quite fantastic.
New person.
City is a fantastic.
On wants to say they are fantastic.
I'm quite tall.
If you see Assad gone, you see Assad gone.