Hi guys! When you look at the tittle you think " What the heck is this". Well I'm going to tell you the story of a cracker who clearly doesn't know his French.
Once upon a time in a French class far, far away...
Okay this sounds dumb, let me get straight to the story.
So at French class, a cracker also known as Hunter came up to my friend and said " Tu as stupide". Which means " You have stupid' even though he was trying to say "Tu es stupide" which means " You are stupid". He used the form if avoid instead of être.
We started laughing our heads off.
We would like to dedicate a chart of sentences in French that was inspired by this young cracker:
J'ai stupide = I have stupid
Tu as stupide = You have stupid
Il a stupide = He has stupid
Elle a stupide = She has stupid
Nous avons stupide = we have stupid
Vous avez stupide = they have stupide
Ils ont stupide = they(m.) have stupid
Elles ont stupide = they (f.) have stupid
-Okay bye guys
