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Aside from a few idiomatic expressions, on is generally used in everyday French as the third way suggested - as a casual replacement for nous (we). As for brin
by JimmyL 17y ago
Aside from a few idiomatic expressions, on is generally used in everyday French as the third way suggested - as a casual replacement for nous (we).
As for bringing it into English, would you propose to use the English or French pronunciation? I like the French, but can't think of another example of the nasal o that it uses in English.
- kierank 17y agoWe have an equivalent of On in British English (I'm not sure if it's used in America) but it's considered posh. E.g. One is not amused.