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 Let mePermettez-moi de vous dire que le président est hors de danger. Let me tell you that the president is out of danger. My question is on the… Started by Crack1 |
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Jul 27, 2009 Reply by Frank |
La et lui1. Je l'ai recontrée au cinéma. I met her at the cinema. The feminine nature is obvious to a person with very little knowledge of French… Started by Crack1 |
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Jul 27, 2009 Reply by Frank |
vocabthe word is "etats-major"; in the book it refers to people in London who have connections to the resistance tia isabelle Started by isabelle hayes |
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Jul 26, 2009 Reply by Marc Vonhalmen |
Seeking meaning to a French word from a family memberThe only information I have is phonetic: ah-shul-a-mon??? Thanks! Started by Debbie Schmidt |
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Jul 26, 2009 Reply by Neil Coffey |
How do you properly spell "I love you forever and always" in French?I find that I haven't been able to figure that out. I don't know much French and I'm learning. Pardon my very beginner question. Thanks. (: Started by Nicole |
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Jul 26, 2009 Reply by Frank |
Seeking meaning to a French word from a family memberThe only information I have is phonetic: ah-shul-a-mon??? Thanks! Started by Debbie Schmidt |
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Skimp onLes gens lésinent sur la nourriture pour épargner de l'argent pour aller à l'étranger en vacances. People skimp on foodstuff to save money… Started by Crack1 |
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Jul 25, 2009 Reply by Frank |
Plaire1. Je l'aime. 2. Elle me plaît. I like her. I am not sure whether both of the sentences are correct. Started by Crack1 |
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Jul 24, 2009 Reply by Marc Vonhalmen |
vocabularydescribing a farm: "Les dependances spacieuses, construites solidement a l'ancienne, couvraient en fer a cheval le corps principal d'habita… Started by isabelle hayes |
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Jul 24, 2009 Reply by Marc Vonhalmen |
"Conceited woman"....looking for its French phrase.... I had heard it was "impressieuse" or something to this effect.... is this correct? Started by Neil Perry |
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Jul 24, 2009 Reply by Frank |
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