I have a terrible sense of smell – for unpleasant smells. But not when it comes to good smells: salty air, tea, chocolate, wood-fires, eucalyptus, yummy food, shampoo. mmmmmm
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Nez du Cafe … ???
Oui, je sens le cafe en generale, et je peux discerner le cafe de les autres choses. Mais je ne sens pas le cafe comme tu!
Of course, if this was the sarcastic phrase book my answer might have been different…
(translation, for the monolingual: Yes, I smell coffee in general, and I can distinguish coffee from other things. But I don’t smell coffee like you do!)
Je parle le français, mais seulement un peut, et il est mal!
Réellement, j’ai voulu dire le cadre d’odeurs – le kit “Nez du Cafe”.
You know my box of smells!
Oh! Non, le probleme, c’est moi! J’ai ne pu pas tranduire le phrase, donc j’ai supposé.
Mais j’ai supposé incorrectement.
Non, je suis médiocre à ton kit. Allors, c’etait amusant!
ps helpful. I remember some grammar, but very little vocabulary. I only finished last november!
Les étoiles ont fui le ciel,
et ont caché dans tes yeux.
Leurs beauté emanent de ton visage,
et mettent mon monde en feu.
(Totally unrelated, but its the first bit of french that i remember…i wrote it in year 11 but have only recited it seriously to a girl once since then…that was a while ago and she still remembers it, i think…i might use it again and see what she says…)
C’est belle!