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take care
Phrases

take care

Translating “Take Care” into French The English phrase “take care” is versatile and can mean different things depending on the context. In French, the translation changes based on its meaning and usage. 1. Take care (when leaving or saying goodbye)…

About
Adjectives | Adverbs | Prepositions

About

The word “about” in English can have several meanings, and translating it into French depends on the context. Let’s explore the main ways to express “about” in French, with examples to show how each form works. 1. À propos de…

attendre que
Verbs

attendre que

The French phrase “attendre que” is commonly used to mean “to wait until” or “to wait for (something to happen)”. It is used when someone is expecting or waiting for a certain action or event, often requiring the subjunctive mood…

I hope so
Phrases

I hope so

Translating “I hope so” into French The English phrase “I hope so” has several French equivalents, each adding a different nuance or level of emphasis. Depending on the tone, level of optimism, or formality, you can use different expressions to…

I think so
Phrases

I think so

Translating “I Think So” into French The phrase “I think so” has several equivalents in French, each offering a slightly different nuance. Depending on the level of certainty, tone, or context, there are multiple ways to convey this idea. Here’s…

-issime
Adjectives

-issime

The French Adjectival Ending “-issime” The French suffix “-issime” is used to intensify the meaning of an adjective. When added to an adjective, it means “the most” or “extremely,” making the adjective express the highest degree possible of a particular…

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