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French Dictionary / Vocabulary (234)
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 Informal words for teacherIs there a more informal word for teacher, professeur seems to be the only one I can find, yet I have heard the word le mettre, la metrice,… Started by Ian Wolvers |
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Jan 16, 2011 Reply by Ian Wolvers |
How do I say` Hello good morning Christophe I would love to come to your Birthday Party.See you then, love Brad and Shell.Hello, where can I translate whole phrases like the one above please? Started by Brad Robinson |
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Jan 9, 2011 Reply by Brad Robinson |
Boulangerie and/or Patisserie??What is the big difference between a boulangerie and Patisserie ?? A) In Norway, we have the traditional Bakery who sells our daily bread… Started by Arild Krovoll |
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Jan 4, 2011 Reply by stu harris |
What does Piaf really means??Edith Piaff had this nickname: La môme Piaf What does this mean in plain engelsk (eller norsk hvis du kan det)? I assumed that Piaf mea… Started by Arild Krovoll |
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Dec 31, 2010 Reply by Cath |
What does Cocotte means??I ordered the following from Chez Clement in Paris: Cocotte de lapin français en Gibelotte, purée "Maison" au beurre. lapin= rabitt, pu… Started by Arild Krovoll |
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Dec 30, 2010 Reply by Arild Krovoll |
Allez vous mettre là-basHow colloquial is "allez vous mettre là-bas," and does it have any emotional content? If spoken to a hyperactive individual, "là-bas" here… Started by Thomas Arthur Copeland |
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Dec 20, 2010 Reply by Thomas Arthur Copeland |
CoupéWhat would people today, in modern English-speaking countries, call the sort of carriage that was called a coupé in Paris around 1875? One… Started by Thomas Arthur Copeland |
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Dec 19, 2010 Reply by Thomas Arthur Copeland |
Irregular pronounciation-orthography in French?Are there any words that are irregular (disregarding the liaisons at the end of the words)? For example words with "-ss-" (between vowels)… Started by Adam Kim |
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Dec 18, 2010 Reply by Neil Coffey |
French term for bruise easilyI am trying to find the french term for someone (possibly a woman) who is fair skinned and bruises easily. Any help would be appreciated. Started by john little |
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Dec 16, 2010 Reply by Benoît |
Song lyrics by Joe Dassin and George BrassensHi...i often have questions about songs I'm listening to...often French slang. Is this the best place for these questions or can someone r… Started by Alice Marvell |
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Dec 2, 2010 Reply by Neil Coffey |
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