CBF 1:08 | Talking about likes and dislikes
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In this episode you’ll learn how to express opinions about your likes and dislikes. We'll teach you the the necessary vocabulary to make your feelings known in French.
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so cool and practical thank you
I'm not a native French speaker so maybe I'm still misunderstanding but I don't believe "adorer" is used in that sense. I think it more accurately translates to an "adoration" or appreciation for something. For example, the one time I heard it used by a native French speaker, she was talking about her admiration of a certain species of bird "j'adore cet espèce!" A more accurate translation of "I love to dance" would be "j'aime beaucoup danser" or literally "I really like to dance".
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