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Marc Vonhalmen's Discussions (205)

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"Could you put the entire sentence please? (for the context)" Marc Vonhalmen replied Jul 9, 2009 to Jacques Réda Les Ruines de Paris	3	Jul 10, 2009 Reply by Marc Vonhalmen
"Oh, ok thanks for the explanation! Well, it makes me practice a little bit of Englis…" Marc Vonhalmen replied Jul 9, 2009 to Zut! Can't find my verb book...I am sure I have made mistakes here.......letter to prof	7	Jul 11, 2009 Reply by Pamela Kingfisher
"You're welcome :) Well, here is something you can do for me: I don't really get the…" Marc Vonhalmen replied Jul 9, 2009 to Zut! Can't find my verb book...I am sure I have made mistakes here.......letter to prof	7	Jul 11, 2009 Reply by Pamela Kingfisher
"Hi, 1. correct 2. Sors-tu sans manteau ? OR Tu sors sans manteau ? 3. Ne pars pa…" Marc Vonhalmen replied Jul 8, 2009 to Translation	6	Jul 11, 2009 Reply by isabelle hayes
"Chère Lorrie, Je serai à ton cours de phonétique (sounds weird --> better: Je su…" Marc Vonhalmen replied Jul 8, 2009 to Zut! Can't find my verb book...I am sure I have made mistakes here.......letter to prof	7	Jul 11, 2009 Reply by Pamela Kingfisher
"It would be "J'ai été en Chine". Better: "J'ai déjà été Chine." Or also: "Je suis dé…" Marc Vonhalmen replied Jul 7, 2009 to Visité	3	Jul 8, 2009 Reply by Neil Coffey
"The "me" is the "se" of "se tromper" for the first person. "se tromper" is a reflexi…" Marc Vonhalmen replied Jul 7, 2009 to Seeking help on translating technical terms	7	Jul 8, 2009 Reply by Neil Coffey
""tromper" = "to deceive", but the verb "se tromper" means "to make a mistake". Je me…" Marc Vonhalmen replied Jul 7, 2009 to Seeking help on translating technical terms	7	Jul 8, 2009 Reply by Neil Coffey
""toit" is "roof". "Quelqu'un qui change sans cesse de toit" is somebody who's living…" Marc Vonhalmen replied Jul 7, 2009 to vocab	1	Jul 7, 2009 Reply by Marc Vonhalmen
"Did I make any mistake on translating following technical terms; Me suis-je trompé e…" Marc Vonhalmen replied Jul 6, 2009 to Seeking help on translating technical terms	7	Jul 8, 2009 Reply by Neil Coffey

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