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hazy viper
They're about the same. 'On' has replaced 'nous' in most situations.
weary prairie
In informal French, the subject pronoun "on" has all but replaced "nous".
hazy viper
I could imagine 'nous' being preferred in an exam, such as when talking about your family, for example.
Though either is proper French and should be okay.
peak fractal
In informal French, the subject pronoun "on" has all but replaced "nous".
Wdym has all
void saddle
Wdym has all
"has all but [verb]ed" is a turn of phrase that means "has pretty much completely [verb]ed"
They meant that "on" has almost completely replaced "nous" in informal French.
torn palm
What would be the nearest translation for : une robe à guimpe. Thanks in advance
peak fractal
They meant that "on" has almost completely replaced "nous" in informal French.
Why is it almost
hazy viper
Why is it almost
Has all but replaced
Has done almost everything to replace it/Has pretty much replaced it.
It hasn't replaced it because 'nous' still exists in informal French, but it's close.
zinc forge
worth noting that there are cases where "on" could be used and not "nous", but anytime "nous" could be used it's just a matter of formality
peak fractal
worth noting that there are cases where "on" could be used and not "nous", but a...
Is there a time where either CANNOT be used like grammatically not to do with who ur talking to
void saddle
Is there a time where either CANNOT be used like grammatically not to do with wh...
When “on” means “we”, its corresponding object pronoun is “nous”.
So for example, it would be a grammar mistake to replace “nous” with “on” in “Il nous a parlé”.
peak fractal
I thought il was they why would u do il nous anyway wouldn’t that mean they we
void saddle
I thought il was they why would u do il nous anyway wouldn’t that mean they we
"il nous a parlé" means "he spoke to us"
peak fractal
What does the nous mean here what’s the point bc doesn’t the il mean he
void saddle
il a parlé = he spoke
il nous a parlé = he spoke to us
peak fractal
Ohh i see
Us
I forgot nous was us for a second sorry 😭 getting mixed up with vous
hazy viper
It can be a little confusing at first because 'nous' means both 'we/us'.
So you might encounter 'nous nous' or 'vous vous'.
hazy viper
Nous nous sommes dit que ... -> We told ourselves that ...
Vous vous êtes dit que ... -> You told yourselves that ...
weary prairie
You'll see it with reflexive verbs. You learned "je m'appelle...", right? Well, s'appeler is a reflexive verb.
Let's see it in the other persons:
Tu t'appelles
Il/elle/on s'appelle
Nous nous appelons
Vous vous appelez
Ils/elles s'appellent