How would you say in French?
I don't know how you can justify what you've done.
You say what you just said?
Could you have a say on a fair?
You need to concentrate.
To have this wanted to concentrate view the baby's point of view concentrate.
So to concentrate in French is a reflexive verb.
So that's why we've got to concentrate and view concentrate.
But that's how you can turn a noun that ends in 1880 icon into a verb.
You remove the 80 icon, which is Asian in English or Asian in French, and you replace it with an R
and you have a verb, for example.
Justification.
Justification means justification.
Well, for this one, we have to take off the C as well.
So we take off the calcium and we add E R and we end up with justify.
Justify a means to justify.
Aspiration.
And aspiration means inspiration.
We can take off the asylum from the end and add air and we get and spray and spray means to inspire.
And with ASEAN and with ASEAN means invitation.
If we remove the ASEAN from the end and add air, we get invite and we take.
Which means to invite.
Humiliation.
Humiliation means humiliation.
We can take off the asylum and replace it with an air.
And we get humiliate.
Humiliate.
Meaning to humiliate.
Motivation.
Motivation means motivation.
We take off the action and we add air and we get motivated.
Motivate, which means to motivate.
Confirmation.
Confirmation means confirmation.
Confirmé confirm.
Means to confirm.
Preparation.
Preparation means preparation.
Prepare.
Means to prepare.
Imagination.
Imagination is imagination.
Imagine.
A imagine.
A is to imagine.
Declaration.
Declaration, declaration.
Declare a declaration to declare.
Let's do one more provocation.
Provocation is provocation and provoke.
Provoke is to provoke.
So in this last one, we change the C to a q u, because if you have a sea followed by an E, it's a
soft sound in French.
So to keep the sound, we change the C to a cue you provoke.
And in fact, if you look at this one, it's the same in English.
In provocation, we have a sea, but then in provoke, we change the sea to a K.
And so the same thing happens in English.
So that was just a rule to show you how to turn nouns that end in ASEAN, in French, into verbs.
You take off the ASEAN and you add E-R and it becomes a verb.