"Je vois que vous embrassez le bébé sur le front."

Translation: I see you are kissing the baby on its forehead.

[DonOwens1]

I see you are kissing the baby on the forehead. Is the usual way we would say this sentence, in the UK. It's Queen's English!

[Sitesurf]

Fixed now, Your Majesty! Thanks.

[Betsey863598]

Je vois que...why isn't it "I see that"......

[sarasneeze]

Why not just "i see you kissing the baby on its forehead." That's what i would say aux etats unis.

[ElsieJune]

Why not "baby's forehead "

[Wineguy14]

on my screen, there is one "le" missing.

[MKA439]

Will someone please address the question of why it is not acceptable to say "I see that you are kissing the baby on its forehead" ?

[Sitesurf]

It is acceptable and accepted.

[MKA439]

Thank you sitesurf I noticed that I accidentally had typed your instead of you. This leads to another question. Why are some misspellings just marked as a typing error and others are marked as totally wrong?

[Sitesurf]

Usually, if your misspelling generates another, existing word ("your" instead of "you"), you will be marked as wrong.

[mhd196]

I feel it's the first time I encounter this sentence structure.