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I want to say in french you give to me There seem to be several different ways of expressing the idea of giving someone a telephone call in french Should i say tu me donnes or tu donnes à moi

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Another way to phrase the question would be, can both me and à moi act as an indirect object to the sentence I think 'soyez patient avec moi' is the better translation, am i right? When should i use each one and why?

In this french kid's book, it says je suis petite, moi ? what does the 'moi' do grammatically

Je vous en mets combien It's a way of encouraging a sense of responsibility and consideration for the consequences of present actions on your future self How can one convey 'future me' in french Can 'le moi futur' or 'le moi dans le futur' be used?

Because regarder is a proper verb Me voici is not an imperative form Voici, if considered to be a verb, only has one form Voici, and only allows the unstressed pronoun as direct object

Voici serves as a presentative to bring the attention of the interlocutor to the direct.

Can you please explain which one is right and why I feel both are right Moi does not mean here me but as set expression with à (that is, à moi) it translates mine Try to learn in the beginning such expressions like c'est à moi as fixed ones and do not spend time to overanalyze them word by word.

2 here, 'bear with me' is usually translated with some form of 'supporter' but that doesn't sound right to me There are some machine translations or bad translations on this site