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yes I did thank you for serving our country

Sana tamamen katılıyorum - I completely agree with you

Pek emin değilim - I am not sure

Yanlışın var - You are wrong

Denemekten zarar gelmez - There is no harm in trying

Lafı olmaz - Dont mention it

Harika bir iş çıkardın - You did a great job

Kurt gibi açım - lit. I am hungry as a wolf

Bonjour mamman! Tu pourrais m'expliquer quand est-ce qu'on utilise “lorsque” et “pendant”, s'il te plaît? Y a-t-il des différences? PS: J'adore ton blog 😘

Lorsque :

is a conjunction and can be used as : 

‘when’, ‘at the moment where’ (ex : Lorsqu’il arrivera, tu devras partir)

‘by the time’ (ex : C’est seulement lorsque tu auras réussi ton exercice que tu pourras aller jouer)

Pendant :

is a preposition and is used as :

‘during’ (Ex : C’est pendant l’été qu’ils peuvent se retrouver)

Hope this helps! x 

3/2/2018

The verb Penser in French is typically followed by a preposition, whether it be à or de depends on what you are trying to convey.

Penser à - to think about something in the sense of reflecting

Example : t’as pensé à faire les courses aujourd’hui ? - did you think about going shopping today ?

Example : quand je fais mes devoirs, je pense à toi - when I do my homework, I think about you

Penser de - to think about something in the sense of opinion

Example : qu’est-ce que tu penses de Lee ? - what do you think about Lee ?

It’s a pretty brief synopsis but I hope it helps !