"Nous, nous ne nous réunirions pas dans ce parc."

Translation: We would not assemble in this park.

[Gary771944]

Pourqoui est-ce qu'il y a tant de "nous."

[Louradour5]

https://forum.duolingo.com/comment/40886171

[ireveal]

Nunununu

[Sharon800742]

Can't say this sentence for laughing, cost me a life!

[Aquarijenn]

Same!

[traindrivermark]

I think this sounds quite awkward in French.

[Bonnie727935]

Why is it always "meet up"? Why not just "meet"?

[7jeny3]

I think they're differentiating between two meanings of "meet"... meeting for the first time and "meeting up" which would be people who already knew each other.

[RossGBY]

Mork? Is that you?

[mc867]

Us, we would not meet in this park

[to-mor]

Another culture clash. English people tend to meet rather than meet up which is American usage.

[ElizabethD338921]

Actually, no. We should just meet. Using extraneous prepositions is not acceptable English; however, even though "meet up" would be more informal, it should not be used in writing.

[Tassie_Gorilla]

Lucky France has an inexhaustible supply of "nous."

[henryjames10]

Ok I understand now, emphasizing "we"

[Patty13647]

It's a lot easier to see the comma after the first nous than it was to hear it! I thought my audio was skipping for a minute there. I feel much better now.

[JoeTulman]

Two many nous. The nous are constricting; the nous is constricting... nu?

[Sharon800742]

Bit of a nous-sance...

Me. I'll get my coat!

[V3WW9ody]

I thought that the sound was repeating itself, as it sometimes does! So discounted the number of "nous".

[effyleven]

"That is the end of the 'nous.' Here is the weather forecast."

[Harry111162]

My nous is a little out of joint. Couldn't this be: We, we would not meet in the park. ?

[Winter377076]

'Us, we would not....'

[BoSwicegood]

As forus, we would not....

[Black_Cherries]

Yeah, that sounds less confusing.

[HelenBeck2]

Why meet up not just meet .

[Norman491209]

Meet up