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Imperfect tense «Il n'y aura pas de démocratie sans notre leader», promettaient depuis plusieurs jours des panneaux publicitaires qui ornent les carrefours… Started by Pete Laubscher in French Grammar	10	Mar 12, 2011 Reply by valentin
Key Student proof reading? Hi, new here: I have a french assignment where I need to pretend that I am in france and that i'm writing back to a french friend in anothe… Started by Peter En in French Grammar	9	Mar 12, 2011 Reply by valentin
Educator Deux magots The two official definitions of "magot" are a) macaque b) somme d'argent. Yet the statues preserved in that horrible tourist-trap "Les Deux… Started by stu harris in French Dictionary / Vocabulary	2	Mar 12, 2011 Reply by Natasha Edwards
i love her so much i have been married for 19 years. and after that amount of time, im looking to keep up the spice ... so i want to learn some expressions i… Started by KevinJ in French Grammar	3	Mar 12, 2011 Reply by valentin
We mean business Hello! I am trying to come up with a neat (short) French translation of "We mean business" and "we are serious about European business". So… Started by AL Ranson in Translation Help	3	Mar 11, 2011 Reply by AL Ranson
Please translate for me Le glaçon fond. Started by Brenda Martins in French Grammar	1	Mar 11, 2011 Reply by Erwan
Question about a French word I proofread for a English-language medical journal, and I occasionally come across the word "medicament". It appears as if this word enter… Started by Medicament Question in French Dictionary / Vocabulary	3	Mar 9, 2011 Reply by Neil Coffey
Translation for "Pink Kiss" I would like to translate the words "Pink Kiss" to french, literally meaning a kiss that is pink, but I am unsure of the order of noun and… Started by Andrew W in Translation Help	5	Mar 8, 2011 Reply by Erwan
what do they mean? Cela crée des situations douloureuses, injustes, inégalitaires et abracadabrantes. I think it says 'It creates situations of pains, injust… Started by yong leong in French Grammar	5	Mar 8, 2011 Reply by stu harris
Key Student Translation of "to who(ever) you like" If I wanted to translate into French the clause "to who(ever) you like" (as in, say, "You can can give it to who(ever) you like"), would al… Started by Curt Jugg in French Grammar	2	Mar 7, 2011 Reply by Curt Jugg

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