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[vagrant birch]

Please be patient

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[grizzled pebble]

Can you detail what "happening forever" means exactly? Maybe an example

[vagrant rain]

Like how would somebody say: The chef is taking forever with our food

Or “we have been friends since forever”

[supple stone]

these are completely different things

[supple stone]

il en met du temps/il prend son temps/il est long/il lui faut combien de temps

[supple stone]

on est amis depuis toujours

[vagrant rain]

That’s why I asked because I felt expressing such a huge amount of time would be different with each sentence

Also what context would I use pour toujours for?

And thanks!!!🙏🏽

[supple stone]

pour toujours is like until the end of times

[vagrant rain]

I think my weakness with French is and I hope I make sense with saying this I usually construct sentences from an English speaking standpoint and even though I’m self aware I still feel I try to make phrases based on English colloquialisms

[supple stone]

like nous serons ensemble pour toujours

[thick kite]

until you aren’t 💔

[vagrant rain]

Because I don’t think a French person would say il lui faut combien de pour toujours lmaooo

[thick kite]

you could also use “à jamais” for that case fwiw

[supple stone]

i mean you don't say that in english either right

he needs how many for always

[vagrant rain]

Lmfaoooooooo fair fair

I really do appreciate this 🙏🏽