French language Q&A Forum

Mildly thrown off, and it's actually only related somewhat, but one of the questions I was asked was "You were going to make soup, but then..." and what threw me off was I attempted to use cuisiner instead of faire, as I thought that's what you used in regards to making food, but the answer used faire? Or is that just specific dishes and general types of food use faire?

Comment on utilise deux  verbes consécutivement dns une sentance? J'ai vu plus que un cas. Pour exemple:

1). Je veux d'apprendre le français. Ou: Je veux manger maintenent.

Quelles sont les regles? Avwez-vous une leçon pour çi?

Merci beaucoup en avance.

Chris

If he lives in a magnificent palace, why is the translation not 'magnifique palais' as opposed to the "correct" version 'magnifique château'? I suppose it's because it's "Le Château de Versailles"… but when is it appropriate to use "palais" literally?

Why is it «mal au coeur» instead of «je me sens nauséeuse»? Doesn't «mal au coeur» mean heartache?