"She eats a strawberry."

Translation: Elle mange une fraise.

[JamesCatchme]

I am terrified of strawberries

[ShravaniGa1]

I dont get it when r we supposed to use un and une?

[Keira_I]

You use "un" when the subject is masculine and "une" when the subject is feminine. You should probably look it up because I am also a beginner, so I am not the best of resources. But I am glad to be a little of help! c:

[joshua.language]

I love

[JamesCatchme]

sometimes i eat them so i know they are dead

[stinkywinkybinky]

I accidentally entered my answer before I was finished my sentence! -_-

[BrookeWagn6]

:) I just did that too!!!!!

[joshua.language]

Yey evryone loves the things i love to.

[zima888]

wow

[Nolie_B]

oi m80s this crap is neat

[will____sarchet]

gimmi dem lingo moaneey

[lrw332313]

French is easy to me but....... i still do that :)

[lrw332313]

Btw i am answering to Brooke Wangner

[AminoAcid13]

Why not 'mange de la fraise'?

[jakeakers2]

same it is supposed to be un but it says une

[ForwardMan1]

l

[just-me-max]

lo gang

[supercellm]

please help i dont understand

[C.J.Mathis]

mange vs manges?