French language Q&A Forum

"...que mise sur les celebrites"

i am not sure if that is some form of 'mettre', or is that the noun "entrust"?

it is possiby an acceptable shortening of a compound verb, without the auxiliary?

merci

Bonjour! 

I love these listening and writing exercises. I have noticed two areas of growth: 1.) my listening comprehension is improving, in that I don't have to listen multiple times to a phrase, and 2.) I used to focus on big mistakes, like writing the wrong word. Now, I find that I can focus on more detailed areas, such as accents and minor spelling errors. Because Kwizbot shows all errors, I get to focus on those that are most relevant to me at the time. And, I DO sometimes give myself 5 stars, when my responses are close, but not perfect. Merci!

C’était juste assez au-dessus de mes compétences pour être un bon défi, mais assez proche pour être amusant. Il ya eu des moments où mes tentatives étaient vraiment réussies ! Ca me donne confiance pour faire les conversations quotidiennes. Merci !

Hello, 

This is a technical question rather than grammar so possibly is not the right place to ask this but is it possible to stop and rewind the audio within the Aurelie listening and reading exercises, in order to practice repeating a word or sentence multiple times?  It would be useful, before  moving on to the next phrase to be able to check and hopefully improve pronounciation. 

Why am I not putting an e at the end (a tenu and not a tenue if we're speaking of a féminine thing)?

Hello there, need some serious professional advice on understanding french language. It's been 2 months since I started learning french, i knew vew few things like numerals, alphabets, and i can able read and comprehend short sentences. My concern is that currently I'm doing everything and retaining nothing up in my brain. I'm watching YouTube videos and reddit and alot more things but unfortunately it's becoming tough day-by-day. I skipped the "conjugation part" and tried to learn vocabulary but that didn't click to me. I feel everything is there but I'm not getting it. 

I get that with a precise number, it should be "personnes", e.g. "cent / milles personnes" . However, what if I use "centaine" or "millier"? Can I say, "une centaine / un millier de gens", or does it still have to be "personnes"  ?

Merci

Salut,
Can I write apporter quelques changements in this context? I have read that although apporter is normally reserved for physical movement of objects, it can be used figuratively too.
Merci!

Please can you explain why the subjunctive is used in 'que tu aies des doutes'.  Is it to express uncertainty about whether she has doubts or not?