I'm a little confused. Hope someone could tell me which is correct:
Je vais a la France.
Je vais en France.
Je viens de France.
Je viens en France.
Merci beaucoup.
Yoke-Lim
Go to, come from
Yoke-Lim
November 8, 2009
Marie-Claire-Riviere
December 16, 2009
Salut,
Je vais en France = I'm going to France
Je viens de France = I come from France - though it is better to say "je suis française" (I'm French)
Claire
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