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Linguistics (24)
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 Is anyone really bilingual?Elsewhere on this forum, I mentioned people who have been brought up bilingually, but who have spent vitually all their lives, apart from h… Started by Jean Dervin |
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Mar 27 Reply by Neil Coffey |
irregular verb endingsI have noticed that these 4 commonn verbs have the same ending in the 3rd person plural. Faire , avoir , etre, and aller( ils font ,ils… Started by George Hunt |
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Feb 27 Reply by Neil Coffey |
Pronunciation of Jet'aime?Hey y'all, I know there are people from all over the world that go to the forum. Any French folks here? I am having a friendly argument wit… Started by David Middleton Edelen II |
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Feb 23 Reply by Charles D |
French Survey for Linguistics ResearchHi everyone!I am a student in Texas and am conducting a survey on the acquisition of pronominal forms (tu and vous.) The survey does not ta… Started by Cameron R |
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I and Y in FrenchI see certain relationship between these two characters in French (both are i, although one is i Greek), similar pronunciation: roi, Geoffr… Started by Robert Johnson |
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Feb 5 Reply by franci.discendum |
Quick check, if you have a few minutes...This is a screenplay. VO is voiceover. Its originally in english, and to be honest, my french is extremely limited, but I'm attempting to d… Started by Jeebz |
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 CorrespondenceHi I'm french, I live in Montpellier (southern part of the france) and I would like to talk with someone who wants to learn more french. Li… Started by arnaud bazille |
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Jun 23, 2011 Reply by Vrushali Vasant Sukhi |
Phrase "Burned at the stake" translation?Pour ma classe de francais je fait une project sur la vie de Jeanne d'Arc et j'ai besoin de savoir comment dire qu'elle a ete "burned at th… Started by pamelannemoore |
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Jun 16, 2011 Reply by lauris |
Grammatical difference between (Standard) French and Langue d'ocI just want to know this. I heard that many of the Langue d'oc are similar to several Spanish dialects but I'm really curious. Started by Adam Kim |
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Dec 27, 2010 Reply by Neil Coffey |
Historical language question "-il", "-ille" or "-ill-"-il: Soleil (sun)?-ille: Briller (to shine)?-ill-: Papillon (butterfly)?Why they are always pronounced as [j]? I think perhaps the Latin Al… Started by Adam Kim |
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