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How do you say this in French (Canada)? What is your name
How do you say this in French (Canada)? What is your name
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- Portuguese (Brazil)
- French (Canada)
- English (US) Near fluent
Informal:
- Comment t’appelles-tu?
- Comment tu t’appelles?
- Tu t’appelles comment?
- Quel est ton nom?
- C’est quoi ton nom?
Formal:
- Comment vous appelez-vous?
- Comment vous vous appelez?
- Vous vous appelez comment?
- Quel est votre nom?
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Merci @kyojji Alors, j'ai appris que le prénon c'est le "name" pendant que le nom c'est le "family name". Par example: mon nom c'est Vaz et mon prénom c'est Rafael. Utilisez-vous le prénon ou le nom pour demander le "name like first name" ?
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@rafael_vaz Le prénom est le “first name” et le nom de famille est le “last name / family name”, cependant nous utilisons tout de même “nom” pour désigner le “first name”, c’est plus naturel.
Nous utilisons c’est termes comme en anglais:
-Le “prénom” est le “first name”, mais nous n’utilisons pas souvent ce terme à l’oral.
-> Qui a choisi votre prénom?
-Le “nom de famille” est le “last name” et nous l’utilisons quand nous voulons spécifier d’inclure le nom de famille.
-> Je connais votre prénom,
Maria, mais quel est votre nom de
famille?
-Le “nom” est le “name” et nous l’utilisons souvent pour demander le à quelqu’un soit son prénom ou son prénom et son nom de famille sans préciser.
-> Voici un élève qui fera
maintenant parti de votre classe.
Son nom est Elliot Lemieux.
S’il y a un passage que vous n’avez pas compris, ou si j’ai utiliser des mots trop compliqués (je ne connais pas votre niveau en français) faites-le moi savoir et j’essaierai de le reformuler.
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- Portuguese (Brazil)
Merci beaucoup @kyojji J'ai pu comprendre tout ce que vous avez dit malgré mon niveau de français débutant.
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- English (US) Near fluent
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