I love traveling in French 🇫🇷

J’adore

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Sentence info.

The sentence “J’adore voyager” is French. It is formed with the verb “adorer,” which means “to love” or “to adore” in English, and the infinitive form of the verb “voyager,” which means “to travel.”

Here’s the breakdown:

– “J'” is a contraction of “Je,” which means “I.”
– “adore” is the first-person singular present tense of “adorer.”
– “voyager” is the infinitive form meaning “to travel.”

The structure is straightforward: subject (je) + conjugated verb (adore) + infinitive verb (voyager).

Tips to remember this sentence:

1. Remember that in French, the verb “adorer” is a regular -er verb, so other similar verbs will follow the same conjugation pattern for the present tense.
2. Associate “J’adore” with the English phrase “I adore” as they are cognates and have similar meanings.
3. Think of “voyager” as related to the English word “voyage.” This can help you remember the meaning.

Alternate ways to say “I love traveling” in French are:

– “J’aime voyager” which means “I like traveling.”
– “Voyager est ma passion” which means “Traveling is my passion.”
– “Je suis passionné(e) par les voyages” which means “I am passionate about travel.”
– “Je suis amateur/amoureuse de voyages” which means “I am fond of traveling” (amateur for male, amoureuse for female).
– “Les voyages me passionnent” which means “Travel fascinates me.”

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