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"gober" informal for "supporter" I just learned the word "gober." Is it correct that one of its meanings (informally) is "to be able to stand someone or something?" Started by alan gould in French Grammar	7	Feb 8, 2013 Reply by George Hunt
gober versus supporter I just learned the word "gober." Is it correct that one of its meanings (informally) is "to be able to stand someone or something?" Started by alan gould in French Grammar	0	Feb 7, 2013
faire la rencontre I believe “faire la rencontre” means “to bump into someone you know” and yet I saw the sentence “J'ai fait la rencontre de personnes intére… Started by alan gould in French Grammar	7	Feb 2, 2013 Reply by Neil Coffey
"Il me faut juste..." Is this an idiomatic expression? I'm not sure how it could be used outside of this example that I came across in a lesson: "Il me faut just… Started by Adam Kiryk in French Conversation Tips	5	Feb 1, 2013 Reply by Chantal Savignat
Key Student 'quel qu'il soit' I have a questions about the meaning of the phrase 'quel qu'li soit'. This comes from the following sentence: 'Aller dans un pays sans che… Started by Scott Landfear in French Grammar	1	Feb 1, 2013 Reply by Neil Coffey
Combien coute I know "How much does a room cost" is "Combien coute une chambre?" But does the verb 'coute' change if I'm asking about a plural, such as "… Started by Annette Gates in French Grammar	7	Feb 1, 2013 Reply by Annette Gates
Dont as complement of indirect object I understand that "dont" (Whose) cannot be used when the noun it refers to in a relative clause is an indirect object (i.o) but I don't un… Started by michael rivers in French Grammar	4	Feb 1, 2013 Reply by michael rivers
Correct translation for these sentences? Would like to see if I have translated these sentences correctly. Thanks. Firstly, this essay will look at the main characters, then finis… Started by Frank Lampard in Translation Help	1	Feb 1, 2013 Reply by Chantal Savignat
English Equivalent Could anyone help me with the equivalent English word for "L'etat-major? Saw it in "Le Monde this morning in connection with the Mali stor… Started by Bill Morse in French Grammar	7	Jan 30, 2013 Reply by Bill Morse
Article on the pronunciation of final consonants in French As a follow-up to a previous article I mentioned a few days ago, readers may be interested in another article of mine that has just appeare… Started by Neil Coffey in French Grammar	2	Jan 29, 2013 Reply by Neil Coffey

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