How do you say this in french?

It is (se faire des amis)

Je ME fais des amis. (présent)

Je ME suis fait des amis. (passé composé)

Hi,

Have you thinking about what you have written?

English is using the same word to say "make friends" and "make pizza" this doesn't bother you to use the same word in your every day language.

Why should it bother you when it is another language?

We say "se faire des amis", be aware that "se" is really important, or the sentence doesn't make sense.

So you have to say : "je me fais des amis" or "je me suis fait des amis".

Regards,

Emmanuel

the only way i know is with faire which means to do or make

i could be wrong but it would be

je fais amis

or

je fais des amis

i'm only in 9th grade french....

edit: ok i see what you mean, i still think you can use faire for that though, i'm sure your teacher will understand, unless you want to rephrase it or if there's another verb you can use instead of make

Je fais des amis.

Why it can't be?

Je me fais des amis , is the way we say it.

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