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 jusqu'en versus jusqu'ai see "jusqu'en used before dates or years. but it's not used for all measurements of time cuz there's "jusqu'a present" and "jusqu'a la f… Started by alan gould |
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Apr 12, 2018 Reply by Chantal Savignat |
vu que, a la lumiere de, compte tenu de...leur situation actuelle..." these 3 could all b used to say "in light of their current situation..." "vu que" is the shortest and the… Started by alan gould |
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Apr 12, 2018 Reply by Chantal Savignat |
ajouter versus rajouteri guess if i'm cooking and i'm told to add wine (for the first time), that's "ajouter" and if i then add more of it, that's "rajouter"? co… Started by alan gould |
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Apr 8, 2018 Reply by alan gould |
de'plorerin english, "deplore" means to strongly disapprove of something. but from the examples i see, it merely means "to regret" in french as in… Started by alan gould |
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Apr 5, 2018 Reply by Chantal Savignat |
english word "schedule"when u speak about a person's schedule, do u use "emploi du temps" or "programme"? the dictionary has "un emploi du temps charge'" for "a… Started by alan gould |
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Apr 5, 2018 Reply by Chantal Savignat |
french for "fluency"i saw both "la maitrise de francais" and l'aisance en francais". are both used? Tx Started by alan gould |
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Apr 5, 2018 Reply by Chantal Savignat |
rajouter versus remettre du selis there a difference? is one used more often? Tx Started by alan gould |
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Apr 5, 2018 Reply by Chantal Savignat |
dans la foule'ethe dictionary gave this example and said it means "immediately afterwards": Il avait décidé de faire le ménage dans la cuisine mais dan… Started by alan gould |
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Apr 5, 2018 Reply by Chantal Savignat |
payer versus verseri think verser is used when u pay a worker's salary, or pay a bill. i think u can use it to pay ur bill in a resto. am i right? Tx Started by alan gould |
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Apr 3, 2018 Reply by Chantal Savignat |
vachementi see that this means "really" as in "very" i think i saw or heard "t'as vachment de cinemas" meaning "a lot of." is this usage correct a… Started by alan gould |
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