Japanese classes In NJ?

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24

Aug


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coconutsushi asked:


I live in West new york, NJ and i’ve been looking for classes that teach japanese. So i need more help in finding these classes. I dont want it to be a scam or toooo much money. Please help, i’m planning to go to Japan summer 2010. NO rosetta stone, i dont have that kind of money. Ummm i’m hoping it could be in North Bergen, Jersey City, Anywhere in Hudson County, New Jersey. Thanks :)

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French -er verb endings for past and future tense?

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2

Feb

rowena asked:


I know that in present tense, for -er verbs it is

je -e
tu -es
il/elle -e
nous -ons
vous -ez
ils/elles -est

but I don’t know past or future tense

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How do I say “We miss you ” n french?

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28

Jan

BettyBoop22 asked:

im making a poster for my clas to sign for a freind in my french 2 class whom passed away.

How would I say “We miss you ”
?
I’ve done multiple searches and find a ton of different forms I could write.
Would” Nous Vous Manquon ” be correct or would I have to conregate it to Manquonez ? or change it to the ez at the end? ah I tired and need advice asap.
or would I use Regetter? is that the correct form for this.

what I’m trying to get down is : We miss you ____ .
I need the correct form of miss
and it must be conrgated correctly.

haha sorry for my stupidity. :/
I did a search on manques and it say for Tu nous manques means we lack you. would that mean we miss you in french?

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