You are great at consistently learning languages. It doesn't matter if it's wrong or right, the most important thing is having the courage to say it. Good job! 💙
Je suis impressionnée !! Tu parles vraiment bien c’est incroyable 🥰! Je suis française et je parle anglais et espagnol et j’apprends le portugais en ce moment et quel bonheur d’apprendre une langue ! Thank you for sharing pieces of your life, it’s so inspiring 💕💕💕
I don't understand a word of French but it all sounded beautiful to me 😂so amazing that you did this - I am also learning Dutch and Portuguese and it is terrifying to speak in a different language in front of people. So cute how David looks so proud of you when you're speaking French too! 🥰
it's literally soooo scary but I just know that when people try to speak dutch to me I love the fact that they are trying and it's normal to make mistakes so I just keep that in mind when I'm speaking French
So good! My tip would be that saying « très excité » does not mean excited..it means excited sexually lol so instead you could say « j’attends avec impatience » to essentially say you’re excited/can’t wait
There are 3 definitions of «excited» in the French language 1) Excited - Common name Person experiencing intense, often uncontrolled agitation or excitement. 2) Excited - Adjective Who is in a state of intense agitation or emotional stimulation. The third definition 3) Who experiences sexual stimulation. Conclusion Iris did not make a mistake that she used the verb "exciter" as common noun .
such an awesome idea for a video! i find that i gain the most fluency when speaking and writing a journal in the language i'm learning. and paris in your camera looks lovely x
There are 3 definitions of «excited» in the French language 1) Excited - Common name Person experiencing intense, often uncontrolled agitation or excitement. 2) Excited - Adjective Who is in a state of intense agitation or emotional stimulation. The third definition 3) Who experiences sexual stimulation. Conclusion Iris did not make a mistake that she used the verb "exciter" as common noun .
I don't speak French, I only know a few words and phrases but it sounded amazing, well done Iris 👏 I'm currently improving my German and I also speak English & Greek. I feel like it's nice speaking more than one language and it's never too late to start learning. Beautiful vlog ❤
im currently learning korean and you just gave me a really good idea on how i can practice further ✨i vlog too and this type of video seems like something that would be helpful for any language learner. thank you! i loved your video 🤍 subscribed!!!
Yayyy!! Finally Finally Iris you came with this vlog because I was eagerly eagerly waiting for this vlog you are my inspiration and I wish you have a best day💫💗🙂
Bravo 💪 Tu parles très bien français et presque sans accent, tu peux être fière de toi 🤗 J'espère que tu as aimé ton séjour en France et que tu reviendras 😚
There are 3 definitions of «excited» in the French language 1) Excited - Common name Person experiencing intense, often uncontrolled agitation or excitement. 2) Excited - Adjective Who is in a state of intense agitation or emotional stimulation. The third definition 3) Who experiences sexual stimulation. Conclusion Iris did not make a mistake that she used the verb "exciter" as common noun .
Funny to see you speak french when I am french and started following you when i moved to Nijmegen 2 years ago :) PS: your french is great great job!! (waayyy better than my dutch hehehe)
En français, on dit rarement Je suis excité(e) et ce pour deux raisons : 1) ça signifie qu'on est agité ou excité sexuellement 2) les Français sont par définition blasés ;) À la place, tu peux dire : 1) Pour montrer que tu es content(e) ● C’est génial / super ! 2) Pour dire “exciting” ● C’est un film passionnant / palpitant.
There are 3 definitions of «excited» in the French language 1) Excited - Common name Person experiencing intense, often uncontrolled agitation or excitement. 2) Excited - Adjective Who is in a state of intense agitation or emotional stimulation. The third definition 3) Who experiences sexual stimulation. Conclusion Iris did not make a mistake that she used the verb "exciter" as common noun .
when learning French did you struggle with certain things like example "qu'est-ce que c'est" which although translates to 'what is this' but if you translated it word for word it does not = what is this. in English. things like that are making me unsure of whether to choose French or German at university next week. i learn German easily but i think i want to move to France after i graduate so feel like even though it's really difficult, I should choose it. x
just a piece of advice, don't say "je suis excitée" when u wanna say I'm exhausted cause it has another meaning, instead try u can say "je suis enthusiaste" or "j'ai hâte". NIce video btw, I'm really impressed how good ur french is.
i don’t know much about the Delf test so i’m not sure… i think it can definitely help but the level goes til b2 i think. I had french in high school so i already knew the basics for grammer etc. but the past 2/3 months i’ve really been taking classes consistently and it made a huge difference!
i’ve had french in high school so i already had the basics .. but i’ve been taking language classes with lingoda for about 1,5 years and that truly improved my french so much!
woa franchement tu te débrouilles super bien ! le vlog était trop agréable à regarder🫶🏼☀️🥰 attention aux prononciations des mots qui finissent en « t » comme « avocat » et « endroit » où le « t » ne se prononce pas :))
There are 3 definitions of «excited» in the French language 1) Excited - Common name Person experiencing intense, often uncontrolled agitation or excitement. 2) Excited - Adjective Who is in a state of intense agitation or emotional stimulation. The third definition 3) Who experiences sexual stimulation. Conclusion Iris did not make a mistake that she used the verb "exciter" as common noun .
Impressive!😊Being a polyglot certainly makes life more interesting, est-ce vrai? From my own travels, I find Europeans are far better at learning other European languages, especially the Dutch who are so good, than those who are from North America; but of course, this is just from my own observations/experience. My good friend from Norway speaks four languages.
ahh thank you so much! i think it’s because in Europe we are exposed to more languages when we go on holidays so we already pick up things when we are younger! we also get french, german and english in highschool here 😊
@@iriswellen I hear you about the language curriculum there and am sure German is easy for you as it's related to Dutch, not to mention you have a gift for languages.🙂I did my German studies at Goethe-Institut in Germany (Level B2).
En anglais, ou dans les autres langues si la prononciation n'est pas assez bonne on ne comprend pas. En français, les mots sont tellement différents que peu importe ta prononciation on te comprendra toujours ! concentre toi sur apprendre le plus de vocabulaire possible, l'accent n'est pas si important que ça on te comprend à 1000000% :)
2:20 Are you Dutch? I ask because of how you pronounced that brand name. It sounded super Dutch to me. Everything else sounded so French to me, btw. :D
Ton français est super, bravo ! Fais juste attention au dernière lettre des mots qu'on ne prononce pas parfois en français. Exemple avocat, on dit avoca, endroit, on dit endroi. C'est un peu compliqué, bon courage 😅 tu seras bientôt une pro
this is so cool. you sound great. i'm learning too! only thing I really noticed is "je suis tres excitee" basically translates to "im really horny" lol It was a mistake I made off the bat. my teacher taught me to say "j'ai hâte"
II existe 3 définitions de « excité » dans la langue Française 1) Excité - Nom commun Personne manifestant une agitation ou une exaltation intense, souvent incontrôlée. 2) Excité - Adjectif Qui est dans un état d'agitation intense ou de stimulation émotionnelle. La troisième définition 3) Qui éprouve une stimulation sexuelle. Conclusion Iris n'a pas commis d'erreur puisse qu'elle a utilisé le verbe "exciter" comme Nom commun .
Ton français est très bon, bravo ! Juste une chose : personne ne dit "je suis très excitée", car la connotation sexuelle est trop forte. On va plutôt dire "je suis impatiente" ou "j'ai hâte" avant d'aller au musée ou ailleurs.
There are 3 definitions of «excited» in the French language 1) Excited - Common name Person experiencing intense, often uncontrolled agitation or excitement. 2) Excited - Adjective Who is in a state of intense agitation or emotional stimulation. The third definition 3) Who experiences sexual stimulation. Conclusion Iris did not make a mistake that she used the verb "exciter" as common noun .
@@thierryrebillard6432 Peut-être pas incorrect mais personne ne dit "je suis excitée", c'est beaucoup trop connoté. En tous cas en tant que jeune femme jamais je n'emploierai cette expression.
For some reason París suits you so well!!!! NL is one of the best countrues to live in but your home will always be there….why not try Paris? 🥐 Greetings from Amsterdam!
There are 3 definitions of «excited» in the French language 1) Excited - Common name Person experiencing intense, often uncontrolled agitation or excitement. 2) Excited - Adjective Who is in a state of intense agitation or emotional stimulation. The third definition 3) Who experiences sexual stimulation. Conclusion Iris did not make a mistake that she used the verb "exciter" as common noun .
There are 3 definitions of «excited» in the French language 1) Excited - Common name Person experiencing intense, often uncontrolled agitation or excitement. 2) Excited - Adjective Who is in a state of intense agitation or emotional stimulation. The third definition 3) Who experiences sexual stimulation. Conclusion Iris did not make a mistake that she used the verb "exciter" as common noun .
II existe 3 définitions de « excité » dans la langue Française 1) Excité - Nom commun Personne manifestant une agitation ou une exaltation intense, souvent incontrôlée. 2) Excité - Adjectif Qui est dans un état d'agitation intense ou de stimulation émotionnelle. La troisième définition 3) Qui éprouve une stimulation sexuelle. Conclusion Iris n'a pas commis d'erreur puisse qu'elle a utilisé le verbe "exciter" comme Nom commun .
Bravo. Mais, tu as besoin de lire plus au sujet de brandy Melville, C’est un histoire horrible et le chef de la marque est… tout le monde devrais savoir plus, meux eviter…
There are 3 definitions of «excited» in the French language 1) Excited - Common name Person experiencing intense, often uncontrolled agitation or excitement. 2) Excited - Adjective Who is in a state of intense agitation or emotional stimulation. The third definition 3) Who experiences sexual stimulation. Conclusion Iris did not make a mistake that she used the verb "exciter" as common noun .
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this was honestly so scary but i loved doing it!! please forgive me for my mistakes i still have a lot a lot to learn hehe 💗
i love you all!!
You are great at consistently learning languages. It doesn't matter if it's wrong or right, the most important thing is having the courage to say it. Good job! 💙
ah thank you do muchhh 💗 it means the world
Je suis impressionnée !! Tu parles vraiment bien c’est incroyable 🥰! Je suis française et je parle anglais et espagnol et j’apprends le portugais en ce moment et quel bonheur d’apprendre une langue !
Thank you for sharing pieces of your life, it’s so inspiring 💕💕💕
1. the shot at 0:15 was ART!!
2. this is SO impressive, well done 👏👏
thank youuu aaah ily
No frrr I was abt to comment that
tu parles très bien français ! on te comprend facilement :) proud of uuu keep going
ahh merci 🥹 gros bisous
I don't understand a word of French but it all sounded beautiful to me 😂so amazing that you did this - I am also learning Dutch and Portuguese and it is terrifying to speak in a different language in front of people. So cute how David looks so proud of you when you're speaking French too! 🥰
it's literally soooo scary but I just know that when people try to speak dutch to me I love the fact that they are trying and it's normal to make mistakes so I just keep that in mind when I'm speaking French
@@iriswellen 💛💛
Hello.Where are you from?
So good! My tip would be that saying « très excité » does not mean excited..it means excited sexually lol so instead you could say « j’attends avec impatience » to essentially say you’re excited/can’t wait
I am French and I confirm that we can say that we are excited by a project or something we can't wait to do or something we really want to see etc...
There are 3 definitions of «excited» in the French language
1) Excited - Common name
Person experiencing intense, often uncontrolled agitation or excitement.
2) Excited - Adjective
Who is in a state of intense agitation or emotional stimulation.
The third definition
3) Who experiences sexual stimulation.
Conclusion Iris did not make a mistake that she used the verb "exciter" as common noun .
Learning never ends and I admire you for always trying new things to learn languages!
omg i loved this vlog!!!! pls do more in french!! you look so shinning, love to see it
awww thank you so much 💗
such an awesome idea for a video! i find that i gain the most fluency when speaking and writing a journal in the language i'm learning. and paris in your camera looks lovely x
thank u so much!! and i totally know what you mean i actually journal in english everyday even though dutch is my first language!!
There are 3 definitions of «excited» in the French language
1) Excited - Common name
Person experiencing intense, often uncontrolled agitation or excitement.
2) Excited - Adjective
Who is in a state of intense agitation or emotional stimulation.
The third definition
3) Who experiences sexual stimulation.
Conclusion Iris did not make a mistake that she used the verb "exciter" as common noun .
So cool watching you vlogging in French!! I’m French and I learn Dutch, I’ve also loved your videos for a long time now:) Bon voyage en France🧡
thank you aahh it means the world ❤️
I don't speak French, I only know a few words and phrases but it sounded amazing, well done Iris 👏 I'm currently improving my German and I also speak English & Greek. I feel like it's nice speaking more than one language and it's never too late to start learning. Beautiful vlog ❤
for sureee! that’s also very impressive! and i agree, learning a new language is so much fun 💗
im currently learning korean and you just gave me a really good idea on how i can practice further ✨i vlog too and this type of video seems like something that would be helpful for any language learner. thank you! i loved your video 🤍 subscribed!!!
hi! would you mind sharing what kind of books or resources you’re using to learn korean? also, do you have any tips for beginners?
Vraiment tu slayyy en français, tu t’es tellement amélioré c’est impressionnant et s’il te plaît refait vite une nouvelle video en français !!!!
aww merci!! gros bisous 💗 j'en ferai un autre bientôt 🥹
I love hearing you speak french and I hope you make another video speaking it 😊☀️
aww thank u i will for sureeee 💗
Yayyy!! Finally Finally Iris you came with this vlog because I was eagerly eagerly waiting for this vlog you are my inspiration and I wish you have a best day💫💗🙂
omg thank u it means so much to me!! sending u loveeee
❤ Bonjour Iris!! J'adore cette idée que tu n'as parlé que français pendant toute la vidéo. Tu as fait un travail tellement incroyable... 🥰❤
gros bisous 🥹💗
Je suis une abonnée française et te voir parler aussi bien français est impressionnant ! un grand BRAVO !
omg merci!! ❤️🥹
It's amazing finding you😊😊
I'm trying to lean fransh and also pratique more my English
Franchement tu te débrouilles vraiment bien !! :) you can be proud of uuu
ahhh merci 🥹
Bravo pour ton français! Woooow! Tu parles vraiment bien! 👏👏👏
aww merci 💗🥹
Bonjour à toi, ton français est très clair. Merci de me faire voyager à Paris. Un Canadien français !
Bravo pour ton français, il est très bien ! 😊 tes vidéos sont très calmes, j’adore 🫶🏻
awww gros bisous💗
Love this Iris. I'm also trying to speak English. Your video motivated me to speak another language. I love watching you
awww much love for u!!
Amazing!! The only tip is to make the writing of the transcription bigger because it is really hard to read. Maybe black or with a background color!
Love this ❤
thank u aaaah
Bravo 💪 Tu parles très bien français et presque sans accent, tu peux être fière de toi 🤗 J'espère que tu as aimé ton séjour en France et que tu reviendras 😚
ahh merci gros bisous🥹💗
3:38 When she said "Je suis excité" 😂😂😂 - same mistake I made when started speaking French, bc it means sexual excitement.
There are 3 definitions of «excited» in the French language
1) Excited - Common name
Person experiencing intense, often uncontrolled agitation or excitement.
2) Excited - Adjective
Who is in a state of intense agitation or emotional stimulation.
The third definition
3) Who experiences sexual stimulation.
Conclusion Iris did not make a mistake that she used the verb "exciter" as common noun .
Funny to see you speak french when I am french and started following you when i moved to Nijmegen 2 years ago :)
PS: your french is great great job!! (waayyy better than my dutch hehehe)
omg thank u!! & i love that aahh full circle moment hehe
Woohoo!! Klinkt goed Iris, très bien 🌞
🥹💗
love this video!!💗
thank you!!💗
En français, on dit rarement Je suis excité(e)
et ce pour deux raisons :
1) ça signifie qu'on est agité ou excité
sexuellement
2) les Français sont par définition blasés ;)
À la place, tu peux dire :
1) Pour montrer que tu es content(e)
● C’est génial / super !
2) Pour dire “exciting”
● C’est un film passionnant / palpitant.
There are 3 definitions of «excited» in the French language
1) Excited - Common name
Person experiencing intense, often uncontrolled agitation or excitement.
2) Excited - Adjective
Who is in a state of intense agitation or emotional stimulation.
The third definition
3) Who experiences sexual stimulation.
Conclusion Iris did not make a mistake that she used the verb "exciter" as common noun .
You speak very well in french , bravo 👏🏼 enjoy in my country ❤
as a French people living in Paris, your French is incredibly good ?? I didn't think it turns out that well lol
Tu es trop mignonne!!! Bravo pour cette vidéo c’est très bien hâte de voir tes progrès! 🥰
aww gros bisous 🥹💗
when learning French did you struggle with certain things like example "qu'est-ce que c'est" which although translates to 'what is this' but if you translated it word for word it does not = what is this. in English. things like that are making me unsure of whether to choose French or German at university next week. i learn German easily but i think i want to move to France after i graduate so feel like even though it's really difficult, I should choose it. x
I loved this! So inspiring and very helpful as I’m learning French too at the moment. Thank you 🙏🏼
Does anyone know what font is on the cover of the video?
just a piece of advice, don't say "je suis excitée" when u wanna say I'm exhausted cause it has another meaning, instead try u can say "je suis enthusiaste" or "j'ai hâte". NIce video btw, I'm really impressed how good ur french is.
Can you prepare for Delf C1 through Lingoda? And how much did it take for you to get to this level?
i don’t know much about the Delf test so i’m not sure… i think it can definitely help but the level goes til b2 i think. I had french in high school so i already knew the basics for grammer etc. but the past 2/3 months i’ve really been taking classes consistently and it made a huge difference!
You sound like a local!
Brilliant!
❤️
what camera do you use to film?
ton français est vraiment super, bravo!
merci 💗
how long have you been learning french to get to this point ? I jus started a few days ago so jus curious
i’ve had french in high school so i already had the basics .. but i’ve been taking language classes with lingoda for about 1,5 years and that truly improved my french so much!
Je me rend compte à quel point j'ai de la chance de pouvoir comprendre et parler cette magnifique langue 🇲🇫
J'aime regarder votre vidéo !
Fantastique ❤
woa franchement tu te débrouilles super bien ! le vlog était trop agréable à regarder🫶🏼☀️🥰
attention aux prononciations des mots qui finissent en « t » comme « avocat » et « endroit » où le « t » ne se prononce pas :))
aaah merci 🥹💗
BONJOUR AUSSI NOTRE COEUR GLORIEUX PARIS BIENVENUE
please do more french videosss
Your subtitle is hard to read. Why did you choose yellow.
Cause she’s a sleep walker and when she edited the video she was actually asleep, it’s the only reason I can think of
@@millie9814😭
En tant que Français, vous parlez assez bien 👍
Wow you speaking French that good
thank you aaww🥹
Is it correct to say je suis très ecxité?
it’s not 🥲🥲
There are 3 definitions of «excited» in the French language
1) Excited - Common name
Person experiencing intense, often uncontrolled agitation or excitement.
2) Excited - Adjective
Who is in a state of intense agitation or emotional stimulation.
The third definition
3) Who experiences sexual stimulation.
Conclusion Iris did not make a mistake that she used the verb "exciter" as common noun .
Impressive!😊Being a polyglot certainly makes life more interesting, est-ce vrai? From my own travels, I find Europeans are far better at learning other European languages, especially the Dutch who are so good, than those who are from North America; but of course, this is just from my own observations/experience. My good friend from Norway speaks four languages.
ahh thank you so much! i think it’s because in Europe we are exposed to more languages when we go on holidays so we already pick up things when we are younger! we also get french, german and english in highschool here 😊
@@iriswellen I hear you about the language curriculum there and am sure German is easy for you as it's related to Dutch, not to mention you have a gift for languages.🙂I did my German studies at Goethe-Institut in Germany (Level B2).
You and David are such a charming couple 🥰 Is he also an introvert?
Also i enjoyed this vlog and i’m looking forward to next one(hopefully in Dutch🤪)
aww thank u hahah yes he is for sure 🥰
l'paris est tres belle ville ,
❤
En anglais, ou dans les autres langues si la prononciation n'est pas assez bonne on ne comprend pas. En français, les mots sont tellement différents que peu importe ta prononciation on te comprendra toujours ! concentre toi sur apprendre le plus de vocabulaire possible, l'accent n'est pas si important que ça on te comprend à 1000000% :)
Your figure is so neat and trim!
That’s why you can wear anything successfully!
😃
On ne dit pas je suis très excité dans ce contexte. Ça veut dire toute autre chose.
ton français est vraiment incroyable!!! tu as tellement pas d’accent :)
2:20 Are you Dutch? I ask because of how you pronounced that brand name. It sounded super Dutch to me.
Everything else sounded so French to me, btw. :D
yesss i am dutch :)
🥰🥰
Ton français est super, bravo ! Fais juste attention au dernière lettre des mots qu'on ne prononce pas parfois en français. Exemple avocat, on dit avoca, endroit, on dit endroi. C'est un peu compliqué, bon courage 😅 tu seras bientôt une pro
aww merci pour le conseil! je ferai attention la prochaine fois💗
this is so cool. you sound great. i'm learning too! only thing I really noticed is "je suis tres excitee" basically translates to "im really horny" lol It was a mistake I made off the bat. my teacher taught me to say "j'ai hâte"
Mooi😊
🥰
love it!!! Is your boyfriend Spanish?
Je veux dire que le mot “excitée” est normalement utilisé pour citer que tu est « horny » so try to use another one to express that you are eagerly
II existe 3 définitions de « excité » dans la langue Française
1) Excité - Nom commun
Personne manifestant une agitation ou une exaltation intense, souvent incontrôlée.
2) Excité - Adjectif
Qui est dans un état d'agitation intense ou de stimulation émotionnelle.
La troisième définition
3) Qui éprouve une stimulation sexuelle.
Conclusion Iris n'a pas commis d'erreur puisse qu'elle a utilisé le verbe "exciter" comme Nom commun .
Hello hello hello hello
i will come back when I can speak french her subtitles unreadable
Bonjour ton français est vraiment pas mal - bonne continuation !
PS : on ne prononce pas le T de avocat 😊
tu parle trés bien!😊 je dois pratiquer aussi pour mon travail!
hihiii merci 💗
Pensar
C'était
Envoyer-moi enviarme
Surpris
Retour Atrás
Profit gananci
Incroyable
Je suis très fiere ❤
❤️❤️
Please add English captions next time ❤ the translated ones are a bit weird
miss i am srilanka .my favourite country France help the come your country
Ton français est très bon, bravo !
Juste une chose : personne ne dit "je suis très excitée", car la connotation sexuelle est trop forte.
On va plutôt dire "je suis impatiente" ou "j'ai hâte" avant d'aller au musée ou ailleurs.
There are 3 definitions of «excited» in the French language
1) Excited - Common name
Person experiencing intense, often uncontrolled agitation or excitement.
2) Excited - Adjective
Who is in a state of intense agitation or emotional stimulation.
The third definition
3) Who experiences sexual stimulation.
Conclusion Iris did not make a mistake that she used the verb "exciter" as common noun .
@@thierryrebillard6432 Peut-être pas incorrect mais personne ne dit "je suis excitée", c'est beaucoup trop connoté. En tous cas en tant que jeune femme jamais je n'emploierai cette expression.
@@Alix777. Tout dépend ton style de vie et de milieu social ....dans mon environnement cela ne choque personne .
For some reason París suits you so well!!!! NL is one of the best countrues to live in but your home will always be there….why not try Paris? 🥐
Greetings from Amsterdam!
omg yes i love paris and it’s actually something i’m sorting out atm 👀
i think excitee means horny in french
lmao hahahah well i meant i’m excited
@@iriswellen everyone makes this mistake in the beginning, its very funny ahaha. I'm excited for sth = j'ai hate de
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Lol “je suis très excitée” means “I’m horny”
There are 3 definitions of «excited» in the French language
1) Excited - Common name
Person experiencing intense, often uncontrolled agitation or excitement.
2) Excited - Adjective
Who is in a state of intense agitation or emotional stimulation.
The third definition
3) Who experiences sexual stimulation.
Conclusion Iris did not make a mistake that she used the verb "exciter" as common noun .
être excitée a une connotation sexuelle.... Utilise le mot "enthousiaste "
oui je le sais maintenant lmao 😵💫
There are 3 definitions of «excited» in the French language
1) Excited - Common name
Person experiencing intense, often uncontrolled agitation or excitement.
2) Excited - Adjective
Who is in a state of intense agitation or emotional stimulation.
The third definition
3) Who experiences sexual stimulation.
Conclusion Iris did not make a mistake that she used the verb "exciter" as common noun .
Tu parle bien français.
Je connais pas ta nationalité mais je dirais qui Tu es tchèque.
non je suis néerlandaise!!🥰
On dit pas excité
II existe 3 définitions de « excité » dans la langue Française
1) Excité - Nom commun
Personne manifestant une agitation ou une exaltation intense, souvent incontrôlée.
2) Excité - Adjectif
Qui est dans un état d'agitation intense ou de stimulation émotionnelle.
La troisième définition
3) Qui éprouve une stimulation sexuelle.
Conclusion Iris n'a pas commis d'erreur puisse qu'elle a utilisé le verbe "exciter" comme Nom commun .
Bravo. Mais, tu as besoin de lire plus au sujet de brandy Melville, C’est un histoire horrible et le chef de la marque est… tout le monde devrais savoir plus, meux eviter…
Culinairement,rien de Français.
There are 3 definitions of «excited» in the French language
1) Excited - Common name
Person experiencing intense, often uncontrolled agitation or excitement.
2) Excited - Adjective
Who is in a state of intense agitation or emotional stimulation.
The third definition
3) Who experiences sexual stimulation.
Conclusion Iris did not make a mistake that she used the verb "exciter" as common noun .
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