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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.
I know Ć quel point is a common one to say "how [blank] someone does something] but I don't believe I can really combine that with parler de
I think people would end up phrasing it a totally different way, generally
Parler de sa prouesse au / ses capacitƩs au / son don pour le foot
(Note that « un donĀ Ā» implies that heās born with it, so it has another connotation)
That's what I figured but I wasn't sure which phrases were actually in common use lol
Thank you, what are some phrases in a negative context? Like "how bad he is at football"
All good lol, at least that means my awkward phrasings won't be contrasted too bad by better ones
Once again thank you
Or son niveau en
Ć quel point il est nul au
Can use bon/fort for the positive too
But yea parler de Ć quel point is awkward