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"OK, then let's agree, all these words follow the same rule: moins > le moins plu…"

stu harris replied Jan 10, 2010 to Quick question, need a quick answer...thanks

 11 Jan 11, 2010
Reply by Frank

"In fact, isn't it the same for "pire" (worse) and "le pire" (worst)??"

stu harris replied Jan 10, 2010 to Quick question, need a quick answer...thanks

 11 Jan 11, 2010
Reply by Frank

"Frank, Hmmmm, you're likely to be right. I'm sure I remember being taught that mieux…"

stu harris replied Jan 10, 2010 to Quick question, need a quick answer...thanks

 11 Jan 11, 2010
Reply by Frank

"Luke, the phrase is "mieux que" ex: Je trouve que Facebook est mieux que LiveJourna…"

stu harris replied Jan 10, 2010 to Quick question, need a quick answer...thanks

 11 Jan 11, 2010
Reply by Frank

"Literally, "Follow the lark." It may have a metaphorical or figurative meaning but I…"

stu harris replied Jan 7, 2010 to What does this phrase mean...Suivez l'alouette

 2 Jan 13, 2010
Reply by jemma

"Haha, Frank and I were almost simultaneous. His translation is more cleaned-up than…"

stu harris replied Jan 6, 2010 to translation English to French

 7 Feb 3, 2010
Reply by agnes febriyanti

"These are obviously Facebook messages, written in a combo of modern e-mail slang and…"

stu harris replied Jan 6, 2010 to translation English to French

 7 Feb 3, 2010
Reply by agnes febriyanti

"That's very interesting, Frank. I didn't appreciate that subtle difference."

stu harris replied Dec 26, 2009 to avoir besoin de, avoir besoin des...?

 5 Aug 8, 2019
Reply by George Hunt

"I think 2 is correct"

stu harris replied Dec 17, 2009 to negative singular?

 6 Dec 18, 2009
Reply by Frank

"Hmmmm, I'm not so sure "en train de" is really a present continuous. Isn't "Je suis…"

stu harris replied Dec 14, 2009 to Can you help with this phrase?

 11 Dec 14, 2009
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