It's french for "I'm lost"
if you write it like this
perdu- it's a man speaking
perdue- if its like this it is a girl speaking
In your case "Je suis perdue" is being said by a woman
Gramatically this is all true, however there is a bit of cultural loss in the translation. Je suis perdue is hooker speak, the English equivalent is "Looking for a date?".
If you're not looking to make a quick buck try something like, J'ai perdu mon chemin...I have lost my way.
I am your angel
I am in accord; I agree.
Do you mean "Je t'aime mon cheri je suis de suisse."? IF so, that means I love you my friend I'm from Switzerland.
"je ne suis pas" means "I am not.." in French.
Je pense que je suis tombe d'amoureux. (if you're a boy.) Je pense que je suis tombee d'amoureuse. (if you're a girl.
"je suis perdu / perdue, pouvez vous m'aider ?"
Je suis qui je suis means 'I am who I am' in French.
Je suis is French for 'I am'.
I'm a lost girl, can you help me?
It's spelled Je suis and it means "I am"
"Je suis le" means "I am the" in French.
"Je suis caché" is French for "I am hidden."
Je suis bien means "I am fine" or "I am well" in French.Je suis bien means I am well.
"Je suis arrivé" in French translates to "I have arrived" in English.
"Je suis brune" translates to "I am brunette" in English.
You can say "Je suis ici" in French to mean "I am here."
Je suis de Is a french starting of a sentence it means "I'm" -Cassie