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by buttman on February 4th, 2009
Vous voulez juste que j'ale ete heureux.
by Oor Galooly - on April 22nd, 2009
Tu ne veux que je sois heureux.
by buttman on February 4th, 2009
My pleasure. Yes, "ale" is in French an auxiliary verb
which it does provide help(don't ask me why) to the
verb etre(to be). Yes, I suppose you could use the word
"gaie", which in English means "cheerful"; I believe
you already know that.
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thank youuu! that's great. what verb is "ale"? is it etre?
by msgrint93 on February 4th, 2009
aand another question, would it make sense to say "vous voulez juste que j'ale ete gaie" ? because i'm writing a poem and gaie rhymes with égaies..
by msgrint93 on February 4th, 2009
My pleasure. Yes, "ale" is an auxiliary verb which it does provide
(don't ask me why) help to the verb "etre"(to be). And also yes to
the last question. I suppose you could use the word "gaie", which
is an adjetive meaning "cheerful".
by buttman on February 4th, 2009