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Feelings

Feelings

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Les sentiments

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to feel like / want to av-ir-----e a____ e____ a-o-r e-v-e ----------- avoir envie 0
We feel like. / We want to. No-s avon- en---. N___ a____ e_____ N-u- a-o-s e-v-e- ----------------- Nous avons envie. 0
We don’t feel like. / We do’t want to. N-us--’---n- p-- -----. N___ n______ p__ e_____ N-u- n-a-o-s p-s e-v-e- ----------------------- Nous n’avons pas envie. 0
to be afraid a---- peur a____ p___ a-o-r p-u- ---------- avoir peur 0
I’m afraid. J--- --ur. J___ p____ J-a- p-u-. ---------- J’ai peur. 0
I am not afraid. J----ai pas--e--. J_ n___ p__ p____ J- n-a- p-s p-u-. ----------------- Je n’ai pas peur. 0
to have time avoi- le t-mps a____ l_ t____ a-o-r l- t-m-s -------------- avoir le temps 0
He has time. I- a le te-p-. I_ a l_ t_____ I- a l- t-m-s- -------------- Il a le temps. 0
He has no time. I--n-a-pas le----ps. I_ n__ p__ l_ t_____ I- n-a p-s l- t-m-s- -------------------- Il n’a pas le temps. 0
to be bored s-e-----r s________ s-e-n-y-r --------- s’ennuyer 0
She is bored. E-le -’e-n-ie. E___ s________ E-l- s-e-n-i-. -------------- Elle s’ennuie. 0
She is not bored. E--e ne-s’--nui- pa-. E___ n_ s_______ p___ E-l- n- s-e-n-i- p-s- --------------------- Elle ne s’ennuie pas. 0
to be hungry a-------im a____ f___ a-o-r f-i- ---------- avoir faim 0
Are you hungry? Av----ous f-im ? A________ f___ ? A-e---o-s f-i- ? ---------------- Avez-vous faim ? 0
Aren’t you hungry? N--------us---s f--m ? N__________ p__ f___ ? N-a-e---o-s p-s f-i- ? ---------------------- N’avez-vous pas faim ? 0
to be thirsty av-------f a____ s___ a-o-r s-i- ---------- avoir soif 0
They are thirsty. I-s ont ----. I__ o__ s____ I-s o-t s-i-. ------------- Ils ont soif. 0
They are not thirsty. I----’--t-pa--so--. I__ n____ p__ s____ I-s n-o-t p-s s-i-. ------------------- Ils n’ont pas soif. 0

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