"Nous aussi on aimerait bien" -- (2 Subjects in a sentence?)

[HenHanna]

"Nous aussi on aimerait bien"

Nous aussi, on aimerait bien que tu nous laisses une place.


------------ more proper to put a comma after [aussi] ?


From a English-Grammar POV, it seemed odd to have
two Subjects in a sentence. So i've decided to view
[Nous aussi] as parenthetical. (so the Comma
helps)





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Nous aussi on veut des vacances
"nous aussi on t'aime"



[Nous aussi] -- always pron. with liaison ?


(note how (Hibou and) i tend to put a space before a question mark.)

[Ross Clark]

Post by HenHanna
"Nous aussi on aimerait bien"
 Nous aussi, on aimerait bien que tu nous laisses une place.
 ------------  more proper to put a comma after [aussi] ?
From a English-Grammar POV, it seemed odd to have
two Subjects in a sentence.  So i've decided to view
                   [Nous aussi]  as  parenthetical. (so the Comma
helps)
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 Nous aussi on veut des vacances
"nous aussi on t'aime"
   [Nous aussi] -- always pron. with liaison ?
(note how (Hibou and)  i tend to put a space before a question mark.)

You could call [Nous aussi] a topic, which a lot of linguists would do.
Notice that the verb agrees with 3rd person singular [on], not with [nous].