i want french help??????

Question

can u please tell me difference btween pourquoi and parceque
wen r they used n any rules regarding their usage.nd some expressions with faire with english translations.....nd du,de la ,del' etc mean "some" and "of the" /"from the" both of them???
if not explain me the reason ,if yes then tooo please explain me too
hey n please answer only if ur sure
its not good to confuse sm1 already very confused!!!!!
nyways thnx in advance

Answer 1

Well, I'm not going to cnfuse you, but you've confused me!!!
From what I've understood of your question:

Pourquoi=Why whereas Parce que=because.
They are used pretty much the same way their English translations are used. If the word after "parce que" starts with a vowel, then it becomes "parce qu'"
Example:
-Pourquoi poses-tu cette question? (Why do you ask this question?)
-Parce que je veux une reponse. (Because I want an answer.)

Faire=to do or to make (infinitive). Conjugated it becomes: Je fais, tu fais, il/elle/on fait, nous faisons, vous faites, ils/elles font.
Example:
Je fais mon devoir (I am doing my homework)

Du & de la both mean "some", "of the" & "from the" and other uses with indirect object complements (sort of complicated to explain in English)
"De la" is feminine, whereas "du" is masculine (instead of "de le").
"De l'" replaces both when the word following starts with a vowel.

Hope this helps.

Answer 2

pourquoi = why parce que = because
du = some Je voudrais du pain I would like some bread
faire to do to make ne fait ca don't do that
de l' is used in front of article which start with a vowel
Je veut de l'eau I want some water

Now for your english u = you btween =between wen = when
r=are n = and nd and tooo = also n and ur your sm1 someone nyways anyways thnx thanks

Answer 3

Pourquoi is a question: why are you going there? Pourquoi vas-tu par là?
Parce que is an answer: because I want to. Parce que je le veux.

second question is not clear at all. Du is a combination of article and particle de - if you need to combile de+il=du (as in "le livre DU garçon). de la is not combined (as in "le livre de la fille).

It is also used to imply "some" stuff, as in "do you want some food" - "veux-tu de la nourriture?" or "veux-tu du pain?". Both meanings exist. In fact, in grammar they are called in the first case "contraption of article" and in the second "article partitif" - that means sharing article.

It can also have a temporal meaning: "du temps de Napoléon" At the times of Napoleon...

that's it. these are rules of grammar, there are no reasons to be looked for. Learning a language isn't a matter of understanding, it is a matter of memorization.

Answer 4

Just for a start -- write this down so you will remember -- "pourquoi" is why, "parceque" is because. So just put the correct one of those into a sentence according to what you're trying to say.

Answer 5

Pourquoi means why
parce que means because
faire means to do or to make

Answer 6

All I know to tell you is that pourqoui means why? and parce que means because.....sorry thats all I remember..

Answer 7

pourquoi means why and parceque means because

Answer 8

I'd love to help, but your english needs help first, no idea what you asked

Answer 9

ok.. it's very simple actually.. it's just like a regular kiss.. only with a little tounge. maybe pull the other persons lip with yours. ..it's all good. ;) lol