How would you translate the above phrase into French? No doubt the expressions ‘penser à’ and ‘penser de’ come to mind. But which one is right in this context, or are they interchangeable?  

‘Penser à’ and ‘penser de’ both mean ‘to think about’ or ‘to think of’ in English but they are used in slightly different grammatical contexts in French. Penser à is used to Continue reading “I’m thinking of you…” →

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