How would you say in French?
We're going to the cinema to see a film.
New Zealand cinema and film.
New Zealand cinema over film.
So in English we could say we're going to the cinema in order to see a film.
And that's why we say Bow Wow and film.
How would you say to go there?
You need to take the bus.
But really to abuse one.
The abuse power really was a the abuse.
I'm reading this book to learn French.
Really.
So livre pour la France Julie Su livre pour la France.
So again, you could say in English, I'm reading this book in order to learn French, and that's why
we say Pour La France.
I'm going upstairs to get into bed.
Gervais on.
Oh, poor Olly Gervais on.
Oh, poor Metro Olly.
We're going to the theme park to have a good time.
New Zealand Park Attraction.
I'm going upstairs to have a wash.
Gervais on open Malawi.
I did it to help you.
As you left The View, they said you could say in English, I did it in order to help you.
And that's why we put the word pour in in French.
I am here to learn.
Just physically, perhaps, just physically, perhaps.
So once again, we could say in English, I am here in order to learn.
And that's why we say you speak for a point.
So in this lesson we've had lesson three, which means the health less pre means the mind and Molavi
means, in my opinion, act on a V or avatar v.
They both mean in your opinion.
A Navy means an opinion.
And I stay on form to stay in shape.
Better to lose weight.
To gain weight.
And then if you put poor in front of an infinitive, it means in order to do that infinitive.