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What is the difference between Je suis and Je m'appelle ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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- French (France)
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- Spanish (Mexico)
1 Je suis = I am. Je suis à Paris = I'm in Paris. Je suis ton mari = I'm your husband.
2 Je m'appelle = My name is. Je m'appelle Kim = My name is Kim.
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- French (France)
Je suis = i am ... ( je suis bien )
Je m'appelle = my name is ... ( je m'appelle (jack) )
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- French (France)
- English (US) Near fluent
Je suis = I am...
Je m’appelle : I’m called ... (but in French it’s the most common way to introduce yourself)
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- French (France)
Je suis = I'am kim hana
Je m'appelle = My name is kim hana.
But je m'appelle is more natural.
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