some simple things I need to find out

[yong leong]

Is "c'est ne pas trop de demandé, non?"  correct? -  ( it is not asking too much, non? ) Or can you just drop the ne, and say, "C'est pas trop de demande, non?"

 

" merci de votre aide"  and " merci pour votre aide"  are they both correct?  I think  Merci de is correct.  Please will some kind souls please advise.

[Ed la mouette]

Hi,

Correct spelling and grammar is : Ce n'est pas trop demander, non ? In everyday speaking, you can effectively drop the " n' ".

 

Both are correct, for me.

[yong leong]

Merci  Ed, vous êtes tres gentil.

[Neil Coffey]

I think "merci pour" is  a slightly more modern coining than "merci de" (but still probably 200 years old..). You'll find boh in current usage.