what's Doux, I've heard it being used in many different ways
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Le terme doux peut avoir différentes significations selon le contexte : exemple :Texture ou sensation agréable, gout sucré, caractère ou comportement agréable, son léger ou faible, soumis ou docile
"Doux" could be soft, sweet or calm depending on the context
"doux" (soft) can be used to describe a wide variety of things : texture, a person or even music. Examples : - Ce tissu est doux. - Julien est doux. - Cette musique est douce.
Les différents sens du mots doux se rejoignent toujours autour d'une idée de "sucré, lisse, non violent, tempéré" finalement ce mot a le même sens dans toutes ses utilisations ... Gout : sucré et non acide, salé ou piquant... Contact : lisse et agréable au toucher... Sensation : Climat tempéré et agréable... Visuel : qualifie une lumière non violente et propice au repos des yeux ...
Yes, it is recommended to find its significance in a contexte.
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- Je suis allé faire du shopping. или Je faisais du shopping.EElena
"Я делала покупки" (только что, недавно). В каком грамматическом времени мне нужно сформулировать предложение?
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La premiere phrase est au passé compose Celle-ci determine une action qui est deja terminee. Tandis que '' je faisais du shopping '' est a l'imparfait. Ceci montre une action qui en cours dans le passé.
- As someone who is currently learning Quebec french, what is the best way to understand spoken french
I have been trying my best to learn french, of course I am not the best yet, but I am good with reading sometimes, not all of the time. But I cannot understand when people speak to me in french. Any useful tips would be much appreciated. My speaking is sometimes alright, I still struggle finding words as I dont know every single thing just yet.
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Understanding Quebec French can indeed be quite a challenge! I would recommend first focusing on building a strong foundation in standard French (like the French spoken in France), as this will give you a solid base before tackling the accent and unique expressions of Quebec French. Once you're comfortable with general French, you'll find it easier to grasp the nuances of Quebec French. As a native Quebec speaker, I'd be happy to help guide you through your learning journey and improve your understanding and speaking skills in Quebec French. Feel free to book lessons with me if you'd like to progress faster!
