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Qui est là?

Who's there?

Personne n'est prêt.

Nobody is ready.

Tout le monde vais être prêt.

Everybody is going to be ready soon.

Qui va être là?

Who's going to be there?

Tout va bien.

Everything's going well.

Rein n'est prêt.

Nothing is ready

Qui est prêt?

Who is ready?

Je vais être prêt bientôt.

I'm going to be ready soon.

Ça va.

It's going.

Comment ça aller?

How's it going?

Nous allons.

We're going.

Je parle français.

I speak French.

Je ne peux pas commprendre.

I cannot understand.

Partez-vous?

Are you leaving?

Nous partons aujourd'hui.

We're leaving today.