1. A quelle heure est-ce que tu arrives a l'ecole? 2. Ou est-ce que tu habites? 3. Quelles langues est-ce que tu parles? 4. Tu travailles? Ou? Thanks, help would be appreciated(: I'm mostly confused on how to start the responses.|||1. The question is, "What time do you arrive at school?" The answer would roughly be "huit heures", which means "eight o'clock" 2. This is strangely worded. Translated it means "Or do you live?" I'm assuming you meant "O霉 habitez-vous?", which means "Where do you live?" The answer would be "J'habite 脿 ___", which is "I live at ___" 3. "What languages do you speak?" is the question, and "Je parle ___" which means "I speak ___ 4. Again, "ou" is used incorrectly. The first part translates to "Are you working?" The answer would be a simple "oui" or "non".|||1. A quelle heure est-ce que TU ARRIVES 脌 L鈥櫭塁OLE? J鈥檃rrive 脿 l鈥櫭ヽole 脿 huit heures (du matin) - You change TU for JE and the verb too. 2. O霉 est-ce que TU HABITES? Same thing: You change for JE and the verb too. J鈥檋abite 脿 New York. 3. Quelles langues est-ce que TU PARLES? Je parle anglais (et fran莽ais) 4. Tu travailles? O霉? Oui, je travaille. Chez McDonald. Non, je NE travaille PAS. (negation ne + verb + pas)|||Dee Dee, i had the honour of reporting you. No idea where you're from, so here are some totally random answers: 1. J'arrive 脿 l'茅cole vers huit heures et demie du matin. 2. J'habite dans un petit village pr猫s de la ville de X. 3. Je parle le fran莽ais, l'anglais et l'allemand. 4. Comme je suis un 茅tudiant, je ne travaille pas encore.|||1. If you arrive at school at 9 am, simply 'Neuf heures le matin.' 2. J'habite a (Irlande - Ireland, Angleterre - England, le Etats-Unis - United States etc.)

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