This morning I had class with a group of students who were learning French for the first time. So as an ice-breaking session, I had them prepare a few sentences to introduce another friend to everyone.
I gave an example:
-Il s'appelle Roy. Il aime le football.
Some of them asked:
-What is the meaning of aime Madame?
I answered:
-Aime means "love". So my example means "His name is Roy. He loves football."
-Ooooohh.
-Le tu kena ada ke Madame?
-Yes. Le means "the" in English.
-Ohh. OK.
Then one of them volunteered to start the activity.
-I want to try madame.
-OK good.
He pointed to a classmate: Il s'appelle Azrul. Il aime lemang.
I gave an example:
-Il s'appelle Roy. Il aime le football.
Some of them asked:
-What is the meaning of aime Madame?
I answered:
-Aime means "love". So my example means "His name is Roy. He loves football."
-Ooooohh.
-Le tu kena ada ke Madame?
-Yes. Le means "the" in English.
-Ohh. OK.
Then one of them volunteered to start the activity.
-I want to try madame.
-OK good.
He pointed to a classmate: Il s'appelle Azrul. Il aime lemang.
ROFLMAO
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