How do you say got to go feed pet in french?
There are a few ways to say "got to go feed pet" in French, depending on the context and level of formality:
Formal:
* Je dois aller nourrir mon animal. (I have to go feed my animal.) This is the most direct and grammatically correct translation.
* Il faut que j'aille nourrir mon animal. (I need to go feed my animal.) This emphasizes the necessity of feeding the pet.
Informal:
* Je dois aller donner à manger à mon animal. (I have to go give my animal food.) This is a more common way of saying it in everyday conversation.
* Faut que j'aille nourrir mon toutou/mon chat/etc. (I have to go feed my dog/cat/etc.) This is even more informal and uses the familiar "tu" form, suitable for close friends or family.
* J'y vais, faut que je nourrisse mon animal. (I'm going, I need to feed my animal.) This combines the need to go with the need to feed the pet.
You can also use the verb "nourrir" (to feed) in different contexts, for example:
* J'ai nourri mon chat avant de partir. (I fed my cat before leaving.)
* Est-ce que tu nourris ton chien tous les jours? (Do you feed your dog every day?)
The best way to say it will depend on your specific situation and who you are talking to.
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