how do I say I am excited for something in french
Aurélie
Kwiziq language super star
4/11/16
Bonjour Sukanya !
That's a trickier question than it looks :)
Indeed, in French when you say "Je suis excité(e)", it immediately takes a sexual connotation.
And you would NOT use it like that: "Je suis excité(e) de ..."
You could however use the following expressions:
"Je suis excité(e) à l'idée de"
or "Je suis impatient(e) [à l'idée] de"
If you have a specific sentence in mind, please let me know, and I'll give you the best equivalent possible ;)
À bientôt !
That's a trickier question than it looks :)
Indeed, in French when you say "Je suis excité(e)", it immediately takes a sexual connotation.
And you would NOT use it like that: "Je suis excité(e) de ..."
You could however use the following expressions:
"Je suis excité(e) à l'idée de
or "Je suis impatient(e) [à l'idée] de
If you have a specific sentence in mind, please let me know, and I'll give you the best equivalent possible ;)
À bientôt !
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sukanya
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4 November 2016
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how do I say I am excited for something in french
This relates to:
Avoir faim / soif = To be hungry / thirsty -