Non, tu ne peux pas brûler ce cathédrale! Il a plus de 800 ans!

>Non, tu ne peux pas brûler ce cathédrale! Il a plus de 800 ans!

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That sounds hot

off urself edgelord

>ce
cette
>il
elle

Spaces before the exclamation marks thank you.

>Spaces before the exclamation marks
do french people really do this?

Before question marks too

Yes, also this thread seems to have been blessed by some pretty good dubs.

Will this be the event that kicks off the next 100 years war?

In English Our Lady identifies as a pansexual man so il and ce[t] are correct

>Spaces before the exclamation marks thank you.
Disgusting.

but not periods

So you have sentences like this ! That just looks really weird.

Who will be the next Joan of Arc?

I dunno but I can't wait to burn them for witchcraft!

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any mark that isn't ancored to the baseline actually, aka ; and the likes

Looks less weird than American sentences

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Canadians don't end their sentences with covfefe?

not really

I understand it with a question mark or exclamation point because they change the meaning of a sentence but doing it with a semicolon makes no sense, it's little more than a stern comma and has no real impact on the meaning or emotion of the sentence.

Nah I reckon we end 'em with "eh", eh?

Only very rarely cofeve

>Spaces before the exclamation marks

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Man I forgot a lot from french class

>La Perfide Albion ouvre sa gueule de Pakistanais
degoutant

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They end them with covfef-eh

I like American sentences

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kek