You speak English very well. How do you say it in English?

First of all, speak French and English? 【spi？ K] beautiful? [spik]？

As an intransitive verb, it means to speak; Speech; Display; condition

The meaning of transitive verbs: speaking; Speak; give a lecture

Phrases:

Generally speaking? Generally speaking.

Speak English? Speak English; speak English

Speak for yourself? Express personal views; Talk about your own affairs; Hide

Let's just say. It can be said; For example.

Speaking of? Talk about it; Mentioned

Second, reading French and English in English? ['ɡl] Is it beautiful? ['ɡl]？

Being an adjective means: English; British; English

Being a noun means: English; British; English; British people

Meaning of transitive verbs:? Translate into English

Phrases:

In English? In English

Learn English? learn English

Speak English? Speak English; speak English

Learn English? learn English

English? English; English linguistics

Third, proficient in French and English? Is it beautiful? 【w？ l】？

As an adverb, it means: hmm; Fully; Satisfactory; appropriately

Being an adjective means: good; Health; appropriate

As a noun, it means: hmm; source

As a verb: gush out

Phrases:

Is that right? Also; Similarly; not equal to

And? Also; Same as ...; Not only ... but also ...

Well done? Well done; Good progress

Really? Indeed, to be precise

Good enough? Very good; Very healthy; Not bad; not bad

Use of extended data wells:

1 and well are common adverbs, which basically mean "good". They are used to indicate that things are done well, reaching a certain level or degree. They can also mean "correct, satisfactory, friendly, kind, thorough, complete, praised, praised" and so on. They are usually placed after substantive verbs, and if they are transitive verbs, they should be placed after the direct object.

2.well can also be interpreted as "reasonably, appropriately, reasonably, possibly and wisely", which is often used after can, could, may and might.

3, well can also be used as a "very, quite" solution, indicating a considerable degree.

4. The comparative level of 4.well is better, and the highest level is the best.

When well is interpreted as "very, quite", "complete" and "reasonable, appropriate, reasonable, possible and wise", it is not used to compare grades.

6. As an adverbial in a sentence, well can modify dynamic verbs, static verbs or prepositional phrases.

The basic meaning of "well" as an adjective is "health", which means health status. It can be used as an attribute or predicative in a sentence.

8.well can also be used as a "satisfactory, satisfactory" solution, usually used as a predicative in sentences.

9.well can also be interpreted as "desirable and appropriate" and is usually used as a predicative in sentences.