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You're right, and kids are so successful because they simply have so much time into it. (And literally everyone around them is a free language teacher, correcti
by mynameisash 5y ago
You're right, and kids are so successful because they simply have so much time into it. (And literally everyone around them is a free language teacher, correcting mistakes.)
Adults don't have those luxuries; however, we can be taught and easily comprehend rules that kids don't get. Since I'm familiar with French, one such rule might be that you use a pronoun before the verb but a noun goes after. « J'aime ma femme » compared with « Je t'aime ». The contractions here, too, are things that you are likely to very easily understand (je + aime = j'aime; te + aime = t'aime, and 'je' isn't contracted).
- davidgay 5y agoPeople will actually effectively say j't'aime when speaking fast. But yes, the written form is always je t'aime.