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What is the meaning of “Je'n pense pas”?

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Hi..the phrase is je n'y pense pas...or u mean je ne pense pas? the first one is I don't think about it/of it...the latter means I don't think.
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Your sentence is grammatically incorrect. It can be 'Je ne pense pas' which means 'I don't think'.
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It depends on your goal and accessibility. If you just want to learn a new language and don't want to spend much then you can learn online through YouTube and nowadays we have applications (Duolingo - an app which I suggest) which can help us learn new languages. And if you wish to learn for a particular...
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It depends on your goal and accessibility. If you just want to learn a new language and don't want to spend much then you can learn online through YouTube and nowadays we have applications (Duolingo - an app which I suggest) which can help us learn new languages. And if you wish to learn for a particular goal which can be going abroad or for making a career then the best bet would be Alliance Francaise ( http://www.afindia.org ) where they have certified professionals and native French speakers with experience to teach, a good library to refer books and they also provide good course materials. And yeah, you can also find online or local teachers on UrbanPro. :) read less
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