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Sep 22, 2020 - 11:22 AM
Can you show the full sentence? "Un peu petit" is a correct phrase, it means "A bit small", but it would the wrong phrase if it tried to say "A little bit".
Lesson 15 Upgraded French: I think it's supposed to be "un petit peu" not "un peu petit"
Just wondering about the reasoning on this phrase, the way it's used in the lesson.
"Petit" is an adjective, and an adjective regarding size goes BEFORE the noun. "Peu" would be a noun here, wouldn't it, meaning "a bit?"
I've only heard this phrase as "un petit peu." Can someone help, please?
Thanks in advance!
"Petit" is an adjective, and an adjective regarding size goes BEFORE the noun. "Peu" would be a noun here, wouldn't it, meaning "a bit?"
I've only heard this phrase as "un petit peu." Can someone help, please?
Thanks in advance!
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Sep 25, 2020 - 07:30 AM
Desolée, Fabrice,
I can't seem to find a great example in the lesson, since I don't want to do the lesson again. Ha, ha. I'll keep looking...thank you!
I can't seem to find a great example in the lesson, since I don't want to do the lesson again. Ha, ha. I'll keep looking...thank you!
