French language Q&A Forum

In the second part of the last sentence, "je viens juste d'emménager à Berlin !" is the correct answer.

I used déménager because I thought it was the general verb to use when moving from one place or one city to another.

And, I thought emménager implied moving into a house or apartment, rather than moving from one city to another.

Please clarify the different meanings. Thanks

Dear Team

Would it be correct if I use  à l'heure for this sentance  

" vous devriez arriver à l'heure pour manger avec nous"

Sincerely Una

Is there a chance that the Kwiz(es) could be more varied, challenging, and taken more frequently within the specific subject areas, say, after 24 hours of taking the last Kwiz ?  ( I hope I am posting this in the right place and apologize if I am not :-) 

Thank you,

Colleen

I don’t understand the use of the reflexive ‘se connaître’ and the pronoun ‘y’ in the phrase  “je m’y connais un peu en moteurs”. Can someone explain these 2 points, or is it just an expression. 

(I answered “Je connais un peu les moteurs” for “I know a bit about engines”. Would this be an acceptable alternative?)

I've come across this sentence:

J'ai fini de déjeuner.

It seems correct to me when "déjeuner" is a verb.

But I wonder if "déjeuner" here is a noun and is being used along with "de". 

If yes, would there be any difference from "J'ai fini le déjeuner"?

Thank you

Désormais pourrait-il marcher mieux dans la dernière phrase? - je comprend le sens de la phrase à être que l’audience ne le savait pas auparavant mais désormais on le sait bien.