How would you say, "Roger likes not having classes"?
Roger aime.... pas avoir?.... les classes. ?
nearly! Roger aime no pas avoir des classes. (some classes rather than the classes?)
Sra (aka Mme)
Are you sure it is "no pas" and not "ne pas"? I have never heard of "no pas" before...
To say "Roger likes not having classes" in French, you can use the following translation:
"Roger aime ne pas avoir de cours."
Here's how you can break down the translation:
1. "Roger aime" - This means "Roger likes."
2. "ne pas" - This phrase is used to express negation in French.
3. "avoir de cours" - This means "to not have classes." The word "de" is used before "cours" to indicate the absence or lack of something.
So, by combining these elements, you can say "Roger aime ne pas avoir de cours" to convey the sentiment that Roger enjoys not having classes.