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"It's quite subtle, but I think you can characterise the difference something like…" Neil Coffey replied Aug 4, 2012 to "réussir" with and w/o "à"	2	Aug 4, 2012 Reply by Neil Coffey
"Just to say: the update has now been released to the App Store: http://itunes.apple.…" Neil Coffey replied Aug 3, 2012 to Promo codes for free copy of LetterMeister iPhone game (now in French and Spanish!)	1	Aug 3, 2012 Reply by Neil Coffey
"George: "Je m'en fiche" is a bit less 'vulgar' than "je m'en fous". A politer (but…" Neil Coffey replied Aug 3, 2012 to translate please	7	Aug 3, 2012 Reply by George Hunt
"The origin is that originally "facture" simply meant "making, manufacture"-- the wor…" Neil Coffey replied Aug 2, 2012 to the word "workmanship"	3	Aug 2, 2012 Reply by Neil Coffey
"I was actually thinking more of e.g. when talking about advertising trying to "grab"…" Neil Coffey replied Jul 30, 2012 to capturer versus capter	3	Jul 30, 2012 Reply by Neil Coffey
"Yes, that's it: capturer implies "capture by force/against somebody's will", as in "…" Neil Coffey replied Jul 29, 2012 to capturer versus capter	3	Jul 30, 2012 Reply by Neil Coffey
"A little more information about the new pronunciation feature has been posted here: …" Neil Coffey replied Jul 29, 2012 to Update to French Vocab Games	1	Jul 29, 2012 Reply by Neil Coffey
Key Student "So yes, logically you would expect it to be possible to say this sentence with the m…" Neil Coffey replied Jul 29, 2012 to When to use 'le', 'la' or 'un', 'une'	8	Jul 29, 2012 Reply by Neil Coffey
Key Student "George -- here are some other examples, see how they sound to you (where the pronoun…" Neil Coffey replied Jul 28, 2012 to When to use 'le', 'la' or 'un', 'une'	8	Jul 29, 2012 Reply by Neil Coffey
Key Student "Basically, "le"/"la"/"les" usually mean 'the', and "un"/"une" mean 'a' (and as you s…" Neil Coffey replied Jul 28, 2012 to When to use 'le', 'la' or 'un', 'une'	8	Jul 29, 2012 Reply by Neil Coffey

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