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"The verb "(se) pacser" comes from the PACS, or "pacte civile de solidarité", a regis…" Neil Coffey replied Jun 28, 2009 to Need help translating a few words/phrases in recent Paris Match.	12	Jun 29, 2009 Reply by Jeffrey Neiman
"Incidentally, beware of using words like "correct" and "incorrect" (in French or Eng…" Neil Coffey replied Jun 28, 2009 to Habiter or demurer	15	Feb 19, 2012 Reply by Pibosan
"Hi Stephen, The form "l'on" is simply a slightly more formal and literary alternati…" Neil Coffey replied Jun 27, 2009 to A question on structure of sentence	13	Jun 29, 2009 Reply by Stephen Liu
"I'd say that using o-e digraph is just a typographical convention (and one that's no…" Neil Coffey replied Jun 27, 2009 to A few questions:	16	Jun 27, 2009 Reply by Frank
"Jan-- you're right, but remember some people's setup doesn't allow them to type acce…" Neil Coffey replied Jun 26, 2009 to how to say emergency room en francais ?	4	Jun 26, 2009 Reply by Neil Coffey
"Well, as I say, "source" is commonly used to refer to a spring or water source. In t…" Neil Coffey replied Jun 26, 2009 to La Source	3	Jun 26, 2009 Reply by Neil Coffey
"Gail -- the French word source can mean the "source" of something as in English. It…" Neil Coffey replied Jun 26, 2009 to La Source	3	Jun 26, 2009 Reply by Neil Coffey
"Frank -- the difference, though, is in the amount of information involved. There are…" Neil Coffey replied Jun 26, 2009 to A few questions:	16	Jun 27, 2009 Reply by Frank
"Yes, sorry for the typo-- obviously a Freudian slip as I was typing the English, whe…" Neil Coffey replied Jun 26, 2009 to Opinion	28	Jun 26, 2009 Reply by Neil Coffey
"And what I'm saying is that in British English, there's usually no distinction betwe…" Neil Coffey replied Jun 25, 2009 to Remember	14	Jun 25, 2009 Reply by Neil Coffey

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