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French Dictionary / Vocabulary (234)
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Need Help PleaseI am in first year of French and my French teacher has given me several words to look up and then make sentences about in French. Some of t… Started by Brandie Gushrowski |
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Aug 13, 2009 Reply by Brandie Gushrowski |
 looking for definitionWhat does "Qu'est-ce que vous voulez?" mean? Please help! Started by Eric A. Steglich |
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Jul 25, 2009 Reply by Frank |
merlitonIn cajun french we say merliton? I think it means alligator pear or vegetable pear in english? Anyone know in current french? Started by amy landry |
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Jul 24, 2009 Reply by amy landry |
vocabularyTwo men are talking about a number of people who are going to be put on board a submarine, from a location in the south of France, during W… Started by isabelle hayes |
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Jul 24, 2009 Reply by isabelle hayes |
vocabularyThe character is a Frenchman who's working in the Resistance; he's been going all over, carrying things: explosives, arms, and "plis chiffr… Started by isabelle hayes |
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Jul 21, 2009 Reply by Frank |
vocabthe word is "piqua"; the sentence is "il piqua vers le defaut des barbeles." the scene is in a detention camp; the protagonist is escaping… Started by isabelle hayes |
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Jul 11, 2009 Reply by Marc Vonhalmen |
vocabam i right to translate, for "d'hommes et de femmes qui changeaient sans cesse de nom, d'aspect, de toit et de visage" into the men and w… Started by isabelle hayes |
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Jul 7, 2009 Reply by Marc Vonhalmen |
fripouillettefripouillette, what does this mean? I am sure it describes a little girl, but what is the source? I have heard "poulette" which must mean l… Started by Pamela Kingfisher |
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Jul 3, 2009 Reply by Pamela Kingfisher |
vocabgood morning all; the word is "saillante"; larousse says it is the angle at which mountain goats (e.g.) stand in relation to the ground w… Started by isabelle hayes |
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Jul 2, 2009 Reply by Frank |
About chercherHi folks, I heard following conversation on recording:- C'est gentil de venir nous chercher chercher=to seek. word-to-word translation;… Started by Stephen Liu |
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Jun 29, 2009 Reply by Stephen Liu |
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