French language Q&A Forum

It seems as though "Elle s'est fait jeter en prison", or "Ils se sont fait raser la barbe", in each case with "fait" invariant, are acceptable.   Am I right, and, if so, is there a logic behind the invariance?

Why the imperfect for Sophie and Grandma, but the perfect tense for the parents ?

I am having a hard time with this particular lesson. In the given problem, they are specifically talking about pizza which is good in Italy. However, I am supposed to use C'est in this case. Please explain this problem to me.

Tu aimes la pizza ? Oui, ________ est délicieux, surtout en Italie !

J'habite à Colombie et toi?

Colombie est trés jollie 

Bienvenue 

Vane

Why do we use the verb "rencontrer" instead of "retrouver". They already know each other. 

pourquoi pas "je n'y manquerais pas pour rien au monde"? does manquer not work here ? i thought this was a standard phrase to use. 

Hi, at the end of each lesson there is this “Examples” section. But it only contains the sentences/phrases that are mentioned in the lesson: they are not new and so, they are not helpful. Is it possible to improve this section and make it contain new examples so that we can manually test ourselves?

My answer was "Celui-ci ou celui-là". I'm perplexed as to why this cannot be a correct form.

From Ontario and it is a big deal here, making costumes decorating the house, street parties, parades, etc.

Merci l'automne poésie c'est fantastique.