I think for slide #9 it's actually jalouse not jalou.
for # 15 I would use genee not embarrassee.
on slide #21 I Think you should use etonnee, instead of surpris
it's gooooood but maybs you could use coupable instead of embarrassed. cause its more frenchie.
slide 14 use the feminine form: desolee
ya its jalouse and not supris or embarrasse
i agree with sophieee and everyone else bout using jalouse
slide 15 is genee
should slide 9 be jalouse? im not sure if jalou works...
You are jalouse, not jalou. And desole has two e's on slide 14 (desolee). And on slide 15, it's genee. Same on slide 16 and 21 - it is etonne(e).
embarasse? is that a word?jealous is also spelled wrong
I think for slide #9 it's actually jalouse not jalou.
ReplyDeletefor # 15 I would use genee not embarrassee.
ReplyDeleteon slide #21 I Think you should use etonnee, instead of surpris
ReplyDeleteit's gooooood but maybs you could use coupable instead of embarrassed. cause its more frenchie.
ReplyDeleteslide 14 use the feminine form: desolee
ReplyDeleteya its jalouse and not supris or embarrasse
ReplyDeletei agree with sophieee and everyone else bout using jalouse
ReplyDeleteslide 15 is genee
ReplyDeleteshould slide 9 be jalouse? im not sure if jalou works...
ReplyDeleteYou are jalouse, not jalou. And desole has two e's on slide 14 (desolee). And on slide 15, it's genee. Same on slide 16 and 21 - it is etonne(e).
ReplyDeleteembarasse? is that a word?
ReplyDeletejealous is also spelled wrong