Bonjour Candace !
Well, in French, you will use "avoir [un bras / une bouche / ... ]", and in English I would use "to have" as well.
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Bonjour. Also, do I have body parts or own them?
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Candace M.Kwiziq community member
Bonjour. Also, do I have body parts or own them?
This question relates to:French lesson "Conjugate avoir in the present tense in French (Le Présent)"
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Max L.Kwiziq community member
Bonsoir!
That's interesting, Aurélie. I'm Brazilian, and in Portuguese (which also comes from latin) we have a similar construction. We can say "nós" (= French's "nous") which takes a plural verb, or we can say "a gente", which has the same meaning as "nós", but takes a singular verb, just as "on" does in French.
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