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![]() could you please help me to translate this!Comme le soutenait Jean Genet en observant les sculptures de Giacometti, « l’œuvre n’est pas destinée aux générations enfants » ; « toute œ… Started by ASearle in French Grammar |
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Dec 20, 2009 Reply by ASearle |
![]() Si vous plait m'aider (PLEASE HELP ME!)Please help me correct this! I am totally clueless! Pouvez-vous m'aider a corriger SI VOUS PLAIT? I WOULD BE SO GRATEFUL! Les bipèdes La… Started by Susan Gao in French Grammar |
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Dec 19, 2009 Reply by hmoun |
![]() au, en, dans le, dans unWhich expression should I use? Il y a plus de plats [au, en, dans le, dans un] fast-food que [au, en, dans le, dans un] restaurant. La qua… Started by Joseph K. in French Grammar |
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Dec 18, 2009 Reply by hmoun |
![]() Fleur de lisI'm having a simple discussion about French decorations and I need to know, is there a plural form of, fleur de lis, as in, more than one f… Started by Jeff Skinner in French Grammar |
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Dec 18, 2009 Reply by hmoun |
![]() I need help with a wordCould anyone tell me the definition of decridibiliser? I can't find it in the dictionary but think that it means demean or degrade. Thanks. Started by Annia in French Grammar |
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Dec 18, 2009 Reply by Annia |
![]() fevrier and the articleFevrier est plus court que mars. Should that be Le fevrier est plus court que le mars? It seems that in all comparisons of this sort the… Started by Joseph K. in French Grammar |
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Dec 18, 2009 Reply by Marc Vonhalmen |
![]() negative singular?1) Les vegetariens ne mangent pas d'oeuf, non? 2)Les vegetariens ne mangent pas d'oeufs, non? which one is correct? Started by Joseph K. in French Grammar |
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Dec 18, 2009 Reply by Frank |
![]() what is the translation for "just hanging out" in English to FrenchI would like to know how to say "just hanging out" in French. Started by Suzanne Kahaly in French Grammar |
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Dec 18, 2009 Reply by Suzanne Kahaly |
![]() global economic downturn and othersHi folks, Please help me to correct my translation. Thanks It is my pleasure to receive your email ever since there was a prolonged sile… Started by Stephen Liu in Translation Help |
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Dec 18, 2009 Reply by Cedrick |
![]() Know a person1] Nous nous connaissons depuis longtemps. 2] Je vous connais depuis longtemps. How about my French sentences? We know each other for a… Started by Crack1 in French Grammar |
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