"Je suis un garçon et tu es une fille."
Translation:I am a boy and you are a girl.
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@irockbhav123: Perhaps you would like Glaug-Eldare's comment:
[ It's like the difference between "he is" and "you are." In French, to say "you are" informally, you say « tu es ». To say it formally or to a group, you would say « vous êtes » ]
irockbhav123, a good learning tip is: please read the previous comments before posting your question. The answer has already been given several times. I've seen people post the same question over and over, more than 200 times, even though the answer was also given over and over.
Keep your ligot and use it at the store to make a wager and earn more lingots, or to get a bonus, or a "streak insurance," or just horde them for the fun of it. Keep learning and don't be shy about learning more about French through other websites, books, songs, etc.
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@kate60680: Perhaps you would like Glaug-Eldare's comment:
[ It's like the difference between "he is" and "you are." In French, to say "you are" informally, you say « tu es ». To say it formally or to a group, you would say « vous êtes » ]
Kate, a good learning tip is: please read the previous comments before posting your question. The answer has already been given several times. I've seen people post the same question over and over, more than 200 times, even though the answer was also given over and over.