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What does Quel est ton nom?
Translation of « quel est ton nom » in English. Adverb. what’s your name. what is your name.
What is his name in French?
The French translation for “What’s his name?” is Comment s’appelle-t-il?.
What votre means?
belonging to you (singular; one owner)
How do you ask what is your name in French?
If you’d like to say “What is your name?” in French, you generally have two options. To pose the question formally, you’d say “Comment vous-appelez vous? Speaking informally, you can simply ask “Comment t’appelles-tu?”
How do you say my name is in France?
The usual way to say “hi, my name is…” in French is “Bonjour, je m’appelle”. It is pronounced “bon-zhoor, zhuh mah-pel”.
What is your name in Korean language?
What is your name? 이름이 뭐에요? What is your name?
Is leur a word?
Leur belongs to two categories of words – grammatically speaking: it can be a personal pronoun (= them) or a possessive adjective (= their). Leur as a personal pronoun = them : Here, leur is the plural form of “lui” (= to him, to her), and is an indirect personal pronoun.
How do you use Notre?
Notre and nos are both possessive adjectives and mean ‘our’, you use notre when there is one single substantive (masculine or feminine) and nos when there are more than one : notre chat = « our cat », nos chats = « our cats », notre poule = « our hen », nos poules = « our hens ».
How to say what’s your name in Russian?
– English-Russian translation How to say « What’s your name » in Russian? 1. Как вас зовут? 2. Как тебя зовут? 3. Как Вас зовут? Please, take a survey and help us make a better site for you. Q: How to say Nice to see you again! in Russian? A: Рада снова тебя видеть!
How to say Welcome to Germany in Russian?
[RAH-dah SNOH-vah tee-BYAH VEE-deet’] (human translation) Q: How to say Welcome to Germany! in Russian? Q: How to say My name is Alex. in Russian?
How to Say my Name is Andrei in Russian?
My name is Andrei. A shorter version to say the same would be: Я [your name]. I’m [your name]. Я Андрей. I’m Andrei. (Literally: I Andrei) In case you need to ask the person you are speaking with back for his or her name, use one of the following constructions:
