How would you say in French?
Your pizza is delicious.
Pizza is delicious.
The pizza is delicious.
Where are your keys?
U.S.A..
Where did you leave your key?
Always good to see to Clay.
Or if you don't want to use isco, you can say you are too lazy to click.
Who is your favorite daughter?
Key.
A Duffy primary.
Key.
A Duffy primary.
Do your grandparents live in Paris?
As we take Grandpa on a beat up a tree, or instead of using Eskew, you can say, take grandpa on a
beat till your brother is two years older than me.
Don't fret, Addison.
Someone
who is your favorite person.
The person killed the person.
And then we learned that the words for his, her and ones are all the same in French.
In French you use song to mean his, her, or ones in front of masculine nouns, so to mean his, her
or one's in front of singular feminine nouns and say means his her or one's in front of plural nouns.
So what three things could this sentence mean in English?
Sont livre et ce.
Sont livre etsi.
His book is here.
Her book is here.
Or one book is here.