You can say "Je suis ici" in French to mean "I am here."
"venez ici" is pronounced as "veh-nay ee-see" in French. The "v" is pronounced like the English "v," "ee" as in "see," and the "ci" at the end sounds like "see."
In French, "please come this way" is pronounced as "s'il vous plaît, venez par ici" with the pronunciation: "seel voo pleh, ven-ay par ee-see".
je serai ici
qui habite ici ?Personne n'habite ici ; personne ne vit ici.Il n'y a personne ici ; il n'y a personne qui habite ici ; il n'y a personne qui vit ici."Rien" (nothing) would not be used when talking about persons, only about things.Is there someting there ?il n'y a rien ici. (there's nothing here)
Pronounce "ici" like you're saying the English letter "e" and "c".
vous souhaitez que votre amour ait ete ici
tout est bon ici?
Tout va bien ici .- Everything is fine here. All is going well here.
That's gibberish.
I am here for you / you are the reason of me being here
You can say "Je suis ici" in French to mean "I am here."
"venez ici" is pronounced as "veh-nay ee-see" in French. The "v" is pronounced like the English "v," "ee" as in "see," and the "ci" at the end sounds like "see."
In French, "please come this way" is pronounced as "s'il vous plaît, venez par ici" with the pronunciation: "seel voo pleh, ven-ay par ee-see".
here is 'ici' in French.
(fr)ici=(en)here
ICI Pakistan was created in 1952.