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Anonymous users2024-02-10Hang on?.. What do you mean to bear?。。
combien de temps encore pourrais je tenir?How long can I last! How long does it last?
Usually when you can't stand it anymore, you ask, how long can I last? combien de temps encore pourrais je tenir?
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Anonymous users2024-02-09How long can I last!
combien de temps puis-je insister?
Or. je peux insister jusqu'à quand?
The first sentence is how long to last, and the second sentence is how long it can last.
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Anonymous users2024-02-08There are several ways to express this word in French
1 tenir le coup It's a fixed phrase used to stick to something you're already doing, like you're training under the scorching sun and it's hot, and you're still holding on. You can use this phrase.
2 tenir à can be followed by a verb.
3 insister means to reinforce the request to get something or a certain request, such as your mother feels sorry for you and asks you not to train under the scorching sun, and you insist on attending, you can use this word.
4 insister à can be followed by a verb.
Hope it helps.
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Anonymous users2024-02-07s'accrocher
For example, il faut s'accrocher jusqu'AU Bout stays the course.
In colloquial language, you can also say tiens bon, which means a little stand up straight, don't lie down.
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Anonymous users2024-02-06Hello, I'm a French major.
Insister A Faire QCH insists on doing something.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05E-say foreign teacher**One-to-one French easy to learn.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04French translates to:
I've been there. j'ai été
Example sentences: 1. Don't be afraid, I'm always by your side.
n'aie pas peur, je suis toujours à tes côtés.
2. No matter what, I will always be here.
de toute façon, je serai toujours là.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03Agree with je suis toujours là, very concise plus your "I have always been" Chinese may contain rich meanings, I have been = I have always been in the past + now + will always be there, the full translation is j'étais là, je suis là, et je serai là
But it's very complicated, the sentence is long and complicated, it may detract from the romance, and the meaning that can be embodied in the three tenses, je suis toujours là, is all contained.
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Anonymous users2024-02-02If you want to be a little more romantic, it's better to say je serai la toujours = i will be there forever.
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Anonymous users2024-02-01je serai toujours là pour toi.Don't worry, I've checked with the French.
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Anonymous users2024-01-31Moi Aussi's words are a bit far-fetched. That's pretty much what the Chinese transliteration says.
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