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Quick Translation Can anyone tell me what the French (Canadian) translation would be for the term "2-pack" referring to a package of soaps that has 2 bars? Started by Cara C in French Grammar	2	Mar 19, 2011 Reply by Ed la mouette
Conditional tense Headline: 'Seize banque auraient manipulé le Libor.' Body: 'Le calcul du principal indicateur de la santé financière mondiale aurait été f… Started by Pete Laubscher in French Grammar	2	Mar 17, 2011 Reply by Pete Laubscher
When to use different subordinating conj. that have the same meaning I am curious to know how to use these conjuctions: quand vs. lorsque - both meaning "when" des que vs. aussitot que- both meaning "as soo… Started by Lynn in French Grammar	3	Mar 17, 2011 Reply by Neil Coffey
Translation to English Ca c'est bien, tu parles le francias aussi? je te manque beacoup. Started by Thomas Alobo Aguma in Translation Help	1	Mar 17, 2011 Reply by Erwan
au secours Hello, someone be kind enough to translate this sentence 'Jean a reconnu qu'il a avait des inquiètes à avoir concernant............... The… Started by yong leong in French Grammar	2	Mar 16, 2011 Reply by yong leong
From, Through, Until, and Effective Dates "We will be absent from Tuesday through Saturday." "We were on vacation from 27 February through 3 March." If through implies inclusivity… Started by John Bishop in French Grammar	5	Mar 16, 2011 Reply by Neil Coffey
another odd one... I've got the phrase '(elles0 remerciait Dieu a tout bout de champ.' Does anyone know if this phrase always comes together, or is it made up… Started by Clare H in French Dictionary / Vocabulary	4	Mar 15, 2011 Reply by Clare H
le grand Maure Am translating a poem by Marguerite Yourcenar which refers to le grand Maure (in connection with Russia??) - I know what a Maure is but any… Started by Clare H in French Dictionary / Vocabulary	2	Mar 15, 2011 Reply by Clare H
A musical slang phrase......I think!! plus another little word I can't find I am trying to help translate a musical biography for a friend and this phrase has come up...journalist quote. une lecture du groove big… Started by Anita Dakowski in French Grammar	4	Mar 14, 2011 Reply by Anita Dakowski
Difference between sentir and ressentir Both verbs, sentir and ressentir have similar meanings. What is the difference? Thank you in advance. Started by Adam Kim in French Dictionary / Vocabulary	4	Mar 13, 2011 Reply by Neil Coffey

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