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Phrase 'coup de foudre' I heard a phrase 'coup de foudre' - what does that mean as a phrase? The words by themselves do not seem to go together to have an obvious… Started by Rebbekka Hirsch in French Grammar	2	Sep 25, 2009 Reply by Crack1
3rd grader from Africa I am trying to create a communication chart for a 3rd grader from Africa that speaks no english. Could someone translate " Write the color… Started by Nelda Rose in French Grammar	3	Sep 25, 2009 Reply by Frank
que et qui... salut ...i amconfused between the usage of qui , que and ou as i know they are pronom ralatif... plz help me to know difference between sub… Started by shagun in French Grammar	4	Sep 25, 2009 Reply by Neil Coffey
Plaît 1. Cet homme me plaît. I like this man. 2. Cet fille me plaît. I like this girl. I know the first sentence is fine. How about the second… Started by Crack1 in French Grammar	2	Sep 24, 2009 Reply by Crack1
Mistakes Il faut mettre à profit les fautes commises. You ought to learn from your mistakes. I hope my French sentence is fine. Started by Crack1 in French Grammar	3	Sep 24, 2009 Reply by Frank
HW for french class Q. When people speak in an informal way, they tend to omit words or sounds. They can also pronounce words in a different way.What would the… Started by Seul Lee in French Grammar	2	Sep 24, 2009 Reply by Seul Lee
Help on a HW question I am to figure out what this idiom means-without translating it literally-any help? "bien amicalement" Even a point in the right direction… Started by MCGreen in French Grammar	2	Sep 24, 2009 Reply by MCGreen
translation "un groupe de jeunes epatants" what could this be? tia Isabelle Started by isabelle hayes in French Grammar	1	Sep 23, 2009 Reply by Frank
View over the waters Hi, I'm looking to name a medieval village house that has lovely views over a river / weir beneath the village ramparts into which the hou… Started by Andrew Allington in Translation Help	9	Sep 23, 2009 Reply by Frank
Que OR dont Je suis allée à Metz (qui se prononce « messe ») pour visiter le nouveau Centre Pompidou, dont j'ai lu un article il y a deux ans. Pour une… Started by Crack1 in French Grammar	3	Sep 23, 2009 Reply by Frank

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