I have a concrete example:
Il raconte beaucoup d'histoires aux tourists.
This history is interesting.
Tourists love it .
Couldn't one also write …ces adorent here?
Translated, both mean: this
I'm getting confused about the meanings…
Thank you
(2 votes)
Loading...I have to decide soon on a course of study and I would really like to teach at a secondary school, but I also want to become a lawyer and I would like to know if it is possible to combine the two, i.e. that I could teach while I complete my law studies. By…
Hello. I successfully completed 12th grade at a grammar school in Rhineland-Palatinate. I also completed a nine-month voluntary social year (FSJ) and worked in a social services organization for over half a year. Does this mean I meet the requirements for studying in North Rhine-Westphalia? (You get the general higher education entrance qualification at grammar…
quick answer please!!
Hello, I think I've failed my Abitur exam, but I'd still like to know if I can get 12 points, or with luck in the retakes, 10, in the oral Abitur history exam. I generally get around 5 or 6 points in history, so I'm pretty bad. Is anything realistically still possible, or should I…
I've had a total of 135 absences this semester. Is that a problem? Does that mean I have to repeat the class?
Hi, I'm wondering if it's possible to teach yourself the entire Abitur material without doing grades 11-13? You just take the exam, and yes, I know that would be incredibly difficult, but I'm just curious if it's possible.
Les touristes= the tourists
=> read= Article in plural
Les touristes les adorent= the tourists love them
=> the second “read” is an object pronoun in the plural
ces tourist= these tourists
=> ces= demonstrative pronouns
ces tourist les adorent= these tourists love them.
Il raconte beaucoup d’histoires aux tourist.
Ces histoires sont intéressantes. These Stories… Demonstrative companion
Les touristeslegadorent. … like they Very. Personal pronouns . direct object
1 “ces” doesn’t fit here at all.
Ces pulls ne me plaisent pas. Je ne les achète donc pas.
I don’t like it. So I don’t buy them.