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Could someone who also knows Japanese and Chinese please have a look at which sentences should be unlinked/changed? Most have "I", but French has "he" and I don't know about Japanese and Chinese.
seems japanase say "I" (need confirmation)
the chinese say "he" (as it has been translated from the french)
Yes, the Japanese s definitely "I".
Hey sysko, could this also be translated as "il est en train de regarder l'image"? 着 by itself isn't limited to a specific tense, right? It just conveys the continuous aspect?
yep you're right, I will add this sentence as an other translation of the chinese sentence :)
As will I :-)
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Il regardait l'image.
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