assis

Since we knew nothing about what he knew, we started with 'sit', 'lay down', etc ... nothing ... a few days later, we had him out for a walk, and a lady walking past told him "assis" - which he did promptly.

fifille - French Word-A-Day 2009

Since we knew nothing about what he knew, we started with 'sit', 'lay down', etc...nothing...a few days later, we had him out for a walk, and a lady walking past told him "assis" - which he did promptly.

fifille - French Word-A-Day 2009

Terms & Expressions: une baignoire sabot = short tub for taking baths "assis" (seated) voir venir quelqu'un avec ses gros sabots = "to see someone coming" -- to see someone's true intentions in mother-in-law | Permalink

mother-in-law 2010

Terms & Expressions: une baignoire sabot = short tub for taking baths "assis" (seated) voir venir quelqu'un avec ses gros sabots = "to see someone coming" -- to see someone's true intentions in mother-in-law | Permalink

sabot - French Word-A-Day 2005

Terms & Expressions: une baignoire sabot = short tub for taking baths "assis" (seated) voir venir quelqu'un avec ses gros sabots = "to see someone coming" -- to see someone's true intentions in mother-in-law | Permalink

French Word-A-Day: 2005

Terms & Expressions: une baignoire sabot = short tub for taking baths "assis" (seated) voir venir quelqu'un avec ses gros sabots = "to see someone coming" -- to see someone's true intentions

French Word-A-Day: 2005

une baignoire sabot = short tub for taking baths "assis" seated

mother-in-law 2010

une baignoire sabot = short tub for taking baths "assis" seated

French Word-A-Day: 2005

une baignoire sabot = short tub for taking baths "assis" seated

sabot - French Word-A-Day 2005

Any explanation for the use of the past participle (assis, couche (accent)) rather than the tu form of the imperitive?

fifille - French Word-A-Day 2009