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    \vspace{-2pt}\large{\bf{\textcolor{DarkBackground}{\textrm{Custom French Cheat Sheet}}}} \\
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je, tu, il, elle & I, you, he, she \tn 
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mon, ma & my (m, f) \tn 
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nos, votre & our, your \tn 
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I am & je suis \tn 
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You are & tu es \tn 
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He/She is & il'elle est \tn 
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We are & nous sommes \tn 
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You are & vous êtes (.p, formal) \tn 
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\mymulticolumn{2}{x{5.377cm}}{In English, am, is, and are all have the same meaning. They all mean to be. However, the form (conjugation) changes depending on the person that the verb is used with. \newline  \newline Each of the words above mean to be (= être in French). It's just that the conjugation changes based on the word in front of it (i.e., the person).}  \tn 
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Where? & où \tn 
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but & mais \tn 
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for & depuis \tn 
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then & alors \tn 
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comment & How? or What \tn 
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Where are the chips? & Où sont les chips \tn 
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me neither & moi non plus \tn 
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that's crazy! & c'est fou! \tn 
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I live in London & J'habite a Londres \tn 
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no problem & de rein \tn 
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agree/ok & d'accord \tn 
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I am back & Je suis de retour \tn 
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you suck & tu crains \tn 
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Asshole & Trou du cul \tn 
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At the moment & En ce moment \tn 
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it's not & ce n'est pas \tn 
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I am back & je suis de retour \tn 
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That's awesome! & c'est génial \tn 
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close your mouth & ferme la bouche \tn 
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I'll have (lit. I take) une bouteille d'eau & I'll have (lit. I take) a bottle of water \tn 
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Where's Obed? & Où est Obed ? \tn 
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how do you do it? & comment to fais ? \tn 
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What are you having(lit. taking)? & Qu'est-ce que to prends? \tn 
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look left/right & regarde à gauche/droite \tn 
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Above & au dessus (pronounced des-you) \tn 
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There! & Là \tn 
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I agree & Je suis d'accord \tn 
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