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Hi,

So if I were to say "My mum is very good at playing tennis", would it be "Ma mere joue au Tennis tres bien" (obviously with accents in)?

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i think it would be more like "Ma mere joue tres bien aye tennis" not sure though, failed french like a rock, because it was just single words

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Oh god, i'm also terrible at it but here's my go

"Ma mere est très bien a joué de tennis."

Probably wrong, but whatever xD

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Oh god, i'm also terrible at it but here's my go

"Ma mere est très bien a joué de tennis."

Probably wrong, but whatever xD

Yeah, because Joue (with accent) is the past participle of jouer, a without an accent is the il/elle/on form of avoir and after jouer, you always have au

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Le My le mum is le very le good at le playing le tennis.. :ph34r:

 

 

seriously i don't know it , sorry..

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Thanks for all the dank help guys!

 

Seriously though, np. I can just ask my french teacher after the holidays.

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Yeah, because Joue (with accent) is the past participle of jouer, a without an accent is the il/elle/on form of avoir and after jouer, you always have au

I blame school for that. I'm learning the past participle (participe passé) right now. And that's indeed with accents :D Just hate french. Too much grammer stuff.

What you can also say is "my mum is good at tennis". That would be "Ma mere est tres bien a tennis". I think xD

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Thanks for all the dank help guys!

 

Seriously though, np. I can just ask my french teacher after the holidays.

you're le welcome..B)

 

 

 

sorry

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I blame school for that. I'm learning the past participle (participe passé) right now. And that's indeed with accents :D Just hate french. Too much grammer stuff.

What you can also say is "my mum is good at tennis". That would be "Ma mere est tres bien a tennis". I think xD

I don't mind it that much, but German > French

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I blame school for that. I'm learning the past participle (participe passé) right now. And that's indeed with accents :D Just hate french. Too much grammer stuff.

What you can also say is "my mum is good at tennis". That would be "Ma mere est tres bien a tennis". I think xD

Well Spanish is kinda the same, lots of grammar stuff and it's my native language, it's much easier for me to learn french :P
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ma mere joue tres bien au tennis ;)

Thank you very much :)

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