PHRASES
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Pardonnez moi madame la professeure d'histoire géo
→ “Forgive me, Madame the history-geo teacher”
Pardonnez [pardonnez] — To forgive — it's the formal imperative form of 'pardonner' (to pardon). Used respectfully.
moi — Me — the direct object pronoun. Like saying 'me' in English.
madame — Madam/Mrs. — a respectful way to address a woman.
la professeure [professeure] — Teacher — specifically female. From 'professor', but with an -e added for femininity.
d'histoire [lìshǐ] — History — literally 'story' or 'tale'. Related to telling stories about the past.
géo — Geo — short for 'géographie' (geography). A common abbreviation.
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Je n'arrive jamais à écrire
→ “I never manage to write”
Je — I — the subject pronoun. Simple and direct.
n'arrive [n'arrive] — I don't manage/happen to. Negative form of 'arriver' (to arrive/manage).
jamais [jamais] — Never — emphasizes the complete absence of something.
à — To — preposition used before infinitives. It links the verb 'arriver' to 'écrire'.
écrire [nǐxiě] — To write — the infinitive form of the verb. Literally 'to put words down'.
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"Méditteranée" correctement
→ “"Mediterranean" correctly”
Méditteranée [Méditteranée] — Mediterranean — the name of the sea. A fun misspelling in the meme.
correctement [zhèngquèdì] — Correctly — adverb describing how something is done. Means 'in a correct way'.
