How do you say i like to dance in french
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Do you like to dance too, dear?
Tu aimes danser aussi, chérie ?
Since when do you like to dance?
Depuis quand tu aimes danser ?
And what do you like to dance?
Qu'est-ce que vous aimez danser ?
Do you like to dance yourself?
Est-ce que vous aimez danser également?
Since when do you like to dance?
Tu aimes danser, maintenant ?
Do you like to dance?
Tu aimes danser ? - Ça te dirait ?
Tell me, Melissa, do you like to dance?
Dites-moi, Melissa, Aimez-vous danser ?
Soldier, do you like to dance?
Soldat, tu m'accordes cette danse ?
Do you like to dance or listen to music?
Vous aimez danser ou écouter de la musique?
Do you like to dance until the morning?
Vous aimez danser jusqu'au petit matin?
Do you like to dance and have fun?
Vous aimez danser et vous amuser?
Do you like to dance?
URBANJAM Vous aimez danser?
Do you like to dance?
J'aime beaucoup cette chanson.
Do you like to dance?
Je vous demande si vous aimez danser.
Do you like to dance, honey?
Vous aimez danser, chéri?
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i like to dance - Translation into French - examples English
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I like to dance to jazz.
J'aime danser sur du jazz.
It means I like to dance, Mr. Castle.
Ça veut dire que j'aime danser, M. Castle.
Now you know the real reason why I like to dance alone.
Maintenant tu sais pourquoi je préfère danser seul.
Now you know the real reason why I like to dance alone.
Maintenant tu sais pourquoi je préfère danser seul. Pas grave.
I like to dance on the wall-to-wall carpet, until 5am.
J'aime bien danser sur la moquette, jusqu'à 5h du mat.
Ginny, I like to dance with a good-looking girl once in a while.
J'aime bien danser avec une jolie fille de temps en temps.
I like to dance all night long.
J'aime danser toute la nuit.
Because I like to dance with him.
Parce que j'aime danser avec lui.
I like to dance!' exclaimed the little orange top.
J'aime danser ! s'écria la petite toupie orange.
I like to dance, strip and use my toys.
J'aime danser, dépouiller et utiliser mes jouets.
I like to dance and visit museums and, I can cook Chinese food.
J'aime danser, visiter des musées et je sais faire de la cuisine chinoise.
I created this festival because I like to dance.
Je l'ai créé parce que j'aime danser.
I like to dance, and to go with whoever I please.
J'aime danser, et aller avec qui je veux.
I do yoga and I like to dance too.
Je fais du yoga et j'aime danser aussi.
I like to dance, and I've never thought of it as a burden.
J'aime danser et je n'ai jamais senti cela comme un fardeau.
On the other hand, I like to dance.
A contrario, j'aime danser.
I like to dance (rock-n-roll, ballroom dancing (I practice already several months).
J'aime danser (rock-n-roll, danse de salon (cela fait déjà plusieurs mois).
I like to dance, touch my body that you ask me things are very sensual and daring.
J'aime danser, toucher mon corps, en jouant, vous me demandez des choses et me faire gémir.
I like to dance, strip shy at first.
J'aime danser, dépouiller et utiliser mes jouets.
For example, I like to dance. I come here to dance.
Moi, par exemple, j'aime danser, je viens là pour ça.
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If you want to learn how to dance flamenco or speak French, welcome! Anna Lebedeva says that getting new knowledge is always useful and age is not a hindrance in this matter.
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Sometimes unexpected thoughts come to mind. For example, waking up in the morning and drinking a cup of coffee with a croissant crisp like bright autumn leaves, there is a desire to enroll in French courses. From scratch, from scratch, without thinking that it would be better to correct my English, which I could famously explain in my student years.
Bonjour for unrealized fantasies! Just one call, and the city of love will become closer to me, like a warm scarf around my neck, like an airy eclair bought for breakfast in a bakery, like a little black dress for all occasions. Barely a week goes by and I buy a pack of stickers to stick with a fridge magnet to remind me French on Fridays.
– Mom, why are you so happy? my five-year-old daughter asks me.
– I signed up for a French course!
– Why?
Switching the child to another topic and agreeing with relatives to pick her up from kindergarten, I go to the first lesson: with a clean notebook, like a mature freshman, like those who go to college at 35, and instead of drinking mulled wine, truant evening lectures, outline each phrase.
Why do I need it? Don't know. I'm definitely not going to professionally translate books and go to Paris for permanent residence. But I like this speech, which, like spiced tea, spreads inside, warming the soul and strumming with a chiming bell.
I come to class, brush off my woolen beret and immerse myself in the study of the French alphabet. Imagine how after a month of intensive lessons, I will begin to quietly read Jacques Prevert, and my husband and I, looking at the white flakes of snow outside the window, will make fun of rhymes, chirp in French. I'm sure all this melody will add charm to our family nest. And why didn't I do it earlier when there was a lot of time? Everything is simply banal. By answering this question, I will not discover America, I will not swim across the ocean, I will not surprise a person passing by who, like me, dreams of something, but cannot realize it for a number of reasons.
“I've had enough of the school lessons that we do at home with the child as a family,” a friend told me when it came to developing her creative abilities.
Photo: Portal of the Mayor and Government of Moscow
Unfortunately or fortunately, parents are obliged to be children - to be able to solve puzzles, problems, write essays, dictations, delve into all school subjects. Otherwise, from the colorful backpacks that we so carefully chose by the beginning of the school year, deuces will fall down - and we will have to correct this sad circumstance.
We often miss our dreams. Although, it would seem, she is next to us and we just need to reach out, say hello, smile, let her into our house, even if there is a complete mess. I am sure that a new guest can easily have a therapeutic effect, raising self-esteem, improving mood, and even replacing a psychologist who spends a lot of money.
“I realized that life began only in retirement,” my father once told me, who worked from start to finish to make us feel good.
Now he lives all summer in the countryside, growing potatoes, cucumbers, studying new varieties of plants, stroking and feeding the cat, doing yoga and always making something.
His dream came to him with age - by itself, without an invitation. Now he is like Petson with Findus from the works of the Swedish children's writer.
Perhaps autumn is the best time to reboot, for a new wave that easily throws you into the unknown. Weathered cheeks want to warm up, and the body starts to dance. I want to buy shoes with blunt toes, with wide heels, an elegant buckle, and go to tap flamenco rhythms, adding boiling water to the cool channel of rainy everyday life. And after a burning expression, switch to tenderness, turning on a disc with French songs, to consolidate the studied material.
There would be time, my fantasies have no limits! It's never too late to develop. And at 40, and at 50, and even at 80 years old. Learn to knit, speak another language, take a master class with a chef, be like dancing to show grace for the first time in your life by dancing tango, flamenco, waltz or salsa.
Immersed in thoughts about the need to learn a second language, I realized that I need it like a breath of fresh air, without any impurities, like transparent spring foliage embracing a city tired of a long winter with a light green haze, like a battery for a brain that has lost the habit of textbooks , abstracts and new rules.
