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I can use 'je suis' and 'tu es' with adjectives to understand a variety of short sentences describing people's traits, e.g. 'anglais', and states, e.g. 'content'.

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The sound-symbol correspondences [an/en] sound the same, as in the word 'enfant' ('child'). Silent final consonant -d is not pronounced, as in the adjective 'grand'. 'Tu es' means 'you are' and is part of the verb 'être' ('to be, being').

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