"mais je ne suis pas sur de ce qui est en gras" is French and not Spanish. It means: "but I'm not sure about what is [written] in bold [characters]"
"oui je sais, mais t'aimes bien nan" translates as "yes I know, but you do like that, innit?" in French.
You know French, but I don't know it.
it means nothing in Spanish. Spanish is the language they speak in Spain. This is written in French, the language they speak in France. And in French "mais je ne suis pas sur de ce qui est en gras" means: "but I'm not sure about what is [written] in bold [characters]"
Je sais means 'I know'.
This phrase is french and translates to I do not know (Je ne sais pas) but (mais) this is the life (c'est la vie). ne pas, when wrapped around a verb, means not. c'est is "ce" and "est" together, meaning "this is."
"oui je sais, mais t'aimes bien nan" translates as "yes I know, but you do like that, innit?" in French.
Don't you mean "Mais, je ne sais pas si tu peux parler français." Which means, "But, I don't know if you can speak French."
You know French, but I don't know it.
it means nothing in Spanish. Spanish is the language they speak in Spain. This is written in French, the language they speak in France. And in French "mais je ne suis pas sur de ce qui est en gras" means: "but I'm not sure about what is [written] in bold [characters]"
"Je t'aime mais tu ne le sais pas."
"je ne sais pas parler [français] mais je sais écrire un peu"
Je sais means 'I know'.
This phrase is french and translates to I do not know (Je ne sais pas) but (mais) this is the life (c'est la vie). ne pas, when wrapped around a verb, means not. c'est is "ce" and "est" together, meaning "this is."
I know but easier
but I know, I'm joking too (mais je sais, je rigole aussi)
Je ne sais pas means 'I don't know'.
je ne sais pas