Étude de grammaire
I am French.
I have to do grammar. I have to move forward.
I haven't studied at all yet.
If I make one more mistake today, it's game over, so it's likely to end soon.
Please write this in Japanese.
I have an American passport.
I have an American passport.
Is this a prefecture?
It's like a building, isn't it?
She has a plane ticket.
Please write this in French.
I have a car.
I have a car.
I got it.
Please look at the screen.
You have a French car.
You have a French car.
I got it.
It's really fast. I don't understand.
Transport et bagages
You have a car.
Please write this in French.
I have a plane ticket.
Do I have to write this in French?
It's difficult.
I got it.
You have a plane ticket.
You have a suitcase.
You have a suitcase.
Please look at the screen.
She has a plane ticket.
She has a plane ticket.
Orthographe
I don't know the spelling in English.
What was it?
Was R at the end?
I forgot.
It was T at the end.
You have a suitcase.
She has a plane ticket.
Mark has a passport.
Passport is the same, isn't it?
There may be something on A.
Ah, no.
Passport is also different.
It was passeport.
After S, there is an E.
It's a French spelling.
Mark has a passport.
E
It's an A in French.
You have a plane.
Please repeat after me.
You have a plane.
Please look at the screen.
You have a plane.
It's B.
You have a plane.
There is a T at the end.
I have a plane ticket.
You have a plane ticket.
Please write this in French.
She has a passport.
It's an A in French.
I don't know the spelling.
She has a passport.
Ah, no.
It was R.
彼女のパスポート
She has a passport.
What is this?
R or LA?
That's all.
