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« ce que l'on aime » : where does this l' come from? Hello, I've found a french proverb : it says, « Quand on n'a pas ce que l'on aime, il faut aimer ce que l'on a.» and it means "If you don't… Started by joll in French Grammar	7	Feb 23, 2012 Reply by Neil Coffey
can someone check this paragraph and make corrections if it wrong? thankyou There arent any accents in because i dont know how on my keyboard so dont worry about adding them in L’annee derniere, je suis alle en Bre… Started by Elliot Page in French Conversation Tips	2	Feb 22, 2012 Reply by Elliot Page
Help to translation I need to translate a Russian speech with French subtitles from YouTube. You can see the video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G1kii… Started by Anders Johansen in Translation Help	1	Feb 22, 2012 Reply by Anders Johansen
(Free LITE version of) French Vocab Games app for iPhone/iPad Those in their first few years of learning French may like to know that the French Vocab Games app that I have been developing for iPhone h… Started by Neil Coffey in Announcements	3	Feb 22, 2012 Reply by Neil Coffey
History of the word Chez Hi. I am interested to find a little bit about the origins of the word chez. I thought I would try doing it via the internet. Such a nea… Started by Susannah Lees in French Grammar	1	Feb 22, 2012 Reply by Neil Coffey
Using double pronouns? Hi, I've got some sentences that I need to answer using the correct pronouns, but I'm a little unsure. If the question is : "Emmenez-vous… Started by James Kim in French Grammar	1	Feb 22, 2012 Reply by alexandre al
Help with this wording, please! How do I write the word 'are' in this sentence: 'As long as these values are present...' Merci! Started by Amie Pahor in French Grammar	6	Feb 22, 2012 Reply by stu harris
French phrase Hi, Le Figaro had this in an 'Alerte' this AM: "Dominique Strauss-Kahn, qui est arrivé ce matin à la caserne de gendarmerie de Lille pou… Started by Pete Laubscher in French Grammar	3	Feb 21, 2012 Reply by Pete Laubscher
Croque-en-bouche I've checked this in the dictionary and in cookbooks. Sometimes this is written as above. Other times it is "croquembouche" Which is the mo… Started by Joannah Yacoub in French Grammar	6	Feb 21, 2012 Reply by Joannah Yacoub
using "bien" in these examples A podcast used the word "bien" similarly in 3 sentences: j’aimerais savoir si vous avez bien un client du nom de X. il y a bien une perso… Started by alan gould in French Grammar	4	Feb 21, 2012 Reply by alan gould

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