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4. context.reverso.net › translation › french-englishTranslation in context from French to English - Reverso Context

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   French-English translation search engine, French words and expressions translated into English with examples of use in both languages. Conjugation for English verbs, pronunciation of French examples, French-English phrasebook. Download our app to keep history offline.

5. forum.wordreference.com › threads › fr-je-le-sais-tu-moiFR: je le sais-tu, moi - WordReference Forums

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   18 paź 2007 · So, when I say "ça marche-tu?" or "ç'est-tu bon", I'm also trying to say "How does that work for you?" or "Do you think it's good?" and not just "Does that work?" or "Is it good?". This construction seems to be the extension of typical noun-verb inversion of the second person singular ("sais-tu à quelle heure il part?" or "finis-tu le livre?"

6. www.lawlessfrench.com › grammar › direct-objectsMe, te, le, la, nous, vous, les - French Direct Object Pronouns -...

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   French direct object pronouns. + The first and second person singular pronouns have three forms each: Normal forms: me and te. Contracted forms: m’ and t’, for use in front of a vowel or h muet. Stressed forms: moi and toi, for use in a particular imperative construction. + The third person singular pronouns have two forms: Normal forms: le and la.

7. www.linguee.com › french-english › translationmoi, je le sais - English translation – Linguee

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   Many translated example sentences containing "moi, je le sais" – English-French dictionary and search engine for English translations.