Examples of using "Fransızcayı" in a sentence and their english translations:
- I cannot read French.
- I can't read French.
I don't understand French.
I don't like French.
I love French.
French is difficult to learn.
He translated French into Japanese.
Don't you understand French?
- I understand French a little.
- I know some French.
How did you learn French?
Do you like French?
I don't speak French well.
I don't understand French at all.
Who did you learn French from?
Tom can understand French.
Where do you speak French?
Where do you use French?
I love the French.
Where did you learn French?
Tom doesn't understand French.
We can't understand French.
I don't understand much French.
I understand a little French.
He prefers French to German.
He can speak French well.
- He could not speak French well.
- He couldn't speak French well.
I can't speak French at all.
Does Tom like French?
Tom has a good grasp of French.
How did you actually learn French?
I don't speak French well enough!
I forgot that Tom could read French.
- I should've studied French harder.
- I should have studied French harder.
You like French, don't you?
Can you speak French well?
Do you speak French well?
Do you find French difficult?
We only use French at home.
Why don't you want to learn French?
French isn't difficult to learn.
I speak French fluently.
- I assumed Tom understood French.
- I assumed that Tom understood French.
- Tom speaks good French.
- Tom speaks French well.
John can't speak French well.
I can't speak French very well.
Tom spoke French well.
Tom doesn't speak French well.
I used to speak French fairly well.
Tom doesn't understand French at all.
Tom couldn't speak French well.
Tom can speak French well.
I can speak French fairly fluently.
You really speak French well.
Tom can't speak French well.
I still can't speak French very well.
Tom understands French well.
Tom would like to be able to speak French.
Tom can speak French quite well.
He cannot speak French without making a few mistakes.
- I like French, but I cannot speak it well.
- I like French, but I can't speak it well.
Sooner or later, he will master French.
- We don't believe that Tom will be able to master French.
- We don't believe Tom will be able to master French.
- Tom speaks French fairly well.
- Tom speaks French pretty well.
I wish I could speak French better.
I don't speak French very well.
He can speak and write French.
- She can speak French fluently.
- She speaks French fluently.
- Can you speak French?
- Do you speak French?
- Do you know how to speak French?
- She can speak French fluently.
- She speaks French fluently.
I don't know French that well.
I'm sorry, but I don't understand French well.
I want to be able to speak French fluently.
You really do speak French quite well.
I know someone who speaks French well.
I still don't speak French very well.
Tom didn't speak French very well.
I'd like to speak French fluently.
- I think Tom speaks French well.
- I think that Tom speaks French well.
Tom speaks French really well.
Tom knows how to read French.
- Tom can speak French very well.
- Tom speaks French really well.
- Tom speaks very good French.
- Tom speaks French very well.
Tom can't speak French very well.
- I am going to major in French.
- I'm going to major in French.