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translation from old french I'd greatly appreciate it if someone could translate this into english. I believe it describes three different coats-of-arms. It seems ther… Started by fssadf in Translation Help	3	Apr 19, 2011 Reply by fssadf
les enfants ont faim The children are hungry. Why is it ont not sont? Thank you Started by imàn in French Grammar	3	Apr 17, 2011 Reply by Erwan
Translation please Im a french canadian at heart and my family means most to me. IM getting a tattoo today and i need someone to translate "Family Comes Fir… Started by Mitch Poulin in French Grammar	1	Apr 16, 2011 Reply by Erwan
aiyez pitie moi, j'ai les problemes de langue 1. a la fin d'apres midi - is this expression ok does it means the evening or early evening around 5 pm ; is that correct? 2. Plea… Started by yong leong in French Grammar	1	Apr 16, 2011 Reply by Neil Coffey
Junk Food Please could anyone give me a good translation into French of the term "junk food", used for foods of no or little nutritional value, e.g.… Started by Grazyna Bonati in French Dictionary / Vocabulary	4	Apr 15, 2011 Reply by Erwan
uses of non, non pas, or pas Hi, I don't know quite how to express the question, but one of the things I always find tricky is when, for example, someone writes someth… Started by c noel in French Grammar	1	Apr 14, 2011 Reply by Neil Coffey
Translate Can any one translate the following "jacque de la coupe ganiayre"? Started by Jacqueline Schultz in French Grammar	1	Apr 13, 2011 Reply by Erwan
L'amour Interdit- une histoire que j'écris Could someone check this for me? I think most of the grammar is correct. Does this make sense? I write as writing practice to improve my fr… Started by Anthony Reddall in Translation Help	3	Apr 13, 2011 Reply by Anthony Reddall
en marge du deplacement This phrase was used today in Liberation "en marge du deplacement a Luxembourg" and I assume it means while traveling to Luxembourg, but… Started by Karen Hotra in French Grammar	3	Apr 12, 2011 Reply by Karen Hotra
any other words of same meaning The french word for 'Anytime' is "n'importe quand" I think if I am not wrong. Is there another way to say it or another word for… Started by yong leong in French Grammar	6	Apr 12, 2011 Reply by Neil Coffey

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