#lazwarz
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Our volunteers look into many questions every day; sometimes it takes them a little while to answer.
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.
and what is the me
Cela mean this/that
Cela ne me dérange pas = that doesn't bother me.
Donc this does not bother me
Oui
Et "me" is pronoun
Je te donne le livre
"Te" is pronoun, i give you the book,
So ça ne me dérange pas, "me" because it does not bother "me"
Hope i clear
Phhh
Omg right
Yes
Ohh so it kinda of means the same thing in English
Also, pronoun come before verb
Elle me dérange = she bother ME
I give you schema, one second
Your welcome
Maybe not clear, i look for better
Too blur
Not blurry, just meant for ants.

Lazwarz my friend, do you see pattern in image ?
Wait I thought it was I don’t mind
I only gave a literal translation.
Je le mange = I eat it.
Le is a pronoun here.
Ohh
What’s je l’appelle my name is it?
No, it is "I call him".
Call? What’s the word call in this
My name is would be "je m'appelle" using a reflexive verb.
Does appelle also mean call
"Je m'appelle" word by word is "I call myself" but routinely means "I'm called", "my name is".
Ohh
Right
Why is l’ him in that sentence
What’s I call her
La appelle?
What about le
L' is either le or la contracted. Context tells you what l' is.