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How do I say "I love you more and more" in French?

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You can say "Je t'aime de plus en plus". Je = I / t' = you / aime (from the verb aimer) = love / de = doesn't need a translation here / plus en plus = more and more.

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How do I say "I miss you too much" in French?

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"Tu me manques trop!"

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How can I ask, "How long are you here for?"

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The formal version of the question is, "Combien de temps resterez-vous?"

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What are 5 ways of saying 'how are you'?

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You can say "comment ça va?", "ça va?", "tu vas bien?/ vous allez bien?"

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How do I say "may I have a coffee, please?"

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"Je peux avoir du café s'il te plait/s'il vous plait?"

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How do I say hi?

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Use "bonjour" for "hello" and "salut" for a more casual greeting.

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What do I say when I'm sad?

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You can say "Je suis triste" (I am sad), or "Je me sens pas bien" (I don't feel good).

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How do I say, "How is your day?"

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You can say, "Comment se passe ta journée?"

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How do I say "good evening"?

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You can say, "Bonsoir."

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"How are you feeling this evening? Do you still have a temperature?"

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You can say "Comment tu te sens ce soir? Tu as toujours de la fièvre/température?"

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What does "Tu me manques trop" mean?

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It means "I miss you so much". Be careful not to mistake it for "You miss me so much".

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How do I say, "I have been thinking about you a lot, my love."

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"J'ai beaucoup pensé à toi mon cœur/chéri." Coeur = heart, chéri = darling, honey; they are the more common.

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How do I say, "Hello everybody" in French?

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You can say, "Bonjour tout le monde" (BON-JEW-RH-TOO-LUH-MOND).

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How would I say "on" in French?

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If you are referring to turning on an electronic device it would be pronounced "on" (like in English), or "marche." If you are looking to say "on something", it is "sur."

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How would you say 'I'm not going anywhere"?

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The translation of this sentence in French is "Je n’irai nulle part".

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How do I say "thank you for your kindness, I am grateful"?

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You would say: "Merci pour votre gentillesse. Je suis reconnaissant."

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How to say "where is the nearest bathroom/where is the nearest shop here?".

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Where is the nearest bathroom is" "Ou se trouvent les toilettes les plus proches?" (You don't pronounce the "ent" in "trouvent".)

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