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[spiral bone]

Please be patient

Our volunteers look into many questions every day; sometimes it takes them a little while to answer.

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Make it descriptive, including relevant context, but also to the point. This way you improve your chances of getting a more relevant and specific answer.

[timber tinsel]

When used impersonally the pronoun "il" expresses actions, states, or situations where there is no specific subject.
In these cases, "il" doesnt refer to a specific person or thing but rather to a general condition, the weather, time, or an unspecified situation

[cosmic comet]

Like for exemple in "it rains" in english, the "it" is impersonal

Because "it" doesn't refer to anyone or anything in particular. "It" rains, ok but what rains ? In french they use "il" for this purpose, like "il pleut" (it rains)

It is snowing - il neige
It is important that you do that - il est important que tu fais cela

Just to supply u with sum more examples -- also, what did u mean with "i know this isn't my chat" ma'am u have every right to ask questions here 😭

[sour crater]

simple but great explanation.

[cosmic comet]

I'm glad you feel that way ! 🙌

[shy pagoda]

thank you