I learned that in Rhode Island, people actually have to pump their own gas, since there aren't gas attendants in like, 90% of the stations.
I didn't know anyone didn't pump their own gas outside of New Jersey. How strange.
Also on this day, MadeofApples learned that rubah is in fact a ladygirl.
c'est (it is )
pas (colloquial short form of not)
difficile (difficult)
fait (past tense of faire, to make or to do)
des (of the )
pommes (apples)
Also, AK, that thing you posted a picture of is a device used to remove snot from babies noses.
I already knew you were female. I checked your user profile about a week ago.
Thanks for explaining what each word meant.
I'm trying to learn French with an English to French dictionary, google, and my friend who took three years of French in high school. I'm doing alright with the more basic single words right now but sentences are difficult.
It's required by law in New Jersey. It's just a happy convenience in New York. It's going to sound kind of ditzy, but I wasn't aware that people even pumped their own gas until a few years ago. It's just that expected here.
We have a gas station here that for some reason it's 5¢ cheaper per gallon to have your gas pumped rather than to pump it yourself.
But no, it's more typical to pump your own gas here, too.