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"1 - Almost correct, but your translation of "First and most important" sounds weird…"

lauris replied Jul 27, 2011 to please check my translation

 4 Jul 27, 2011
Reply by yong leong

"Yes "un faire-part" can be used for an announcement too. You can often see "un faire…"

lauris replied Jul 20, 2011 to "faire part de"

 6 Nov 13, 2011
Reply by Barbara Kornreich

"Hello,   You don't "wish" a welcome. You better say "Nous vous accueillons chaleureu…"

lauris replied Jul 16, 2011 to Welcome message

 2 Jul 17, 2011
Reply by Jonathan Skinner

"Well, it doesn't look like any french word or expression, not even on oral speaking.…"

lauris replied Jul 13, 2011 to Nanava Ras Yaj Lv --Means

 1 Jul 13, 2011
Reply by lauris

"You have it right for the 1 and the 3."Tu seras être surpris" is not grammatically c…"

lauris replied Jul 11, 2011 to Lots of questions

 5 Jul 12, 2011
Reply by yong leong

"I don't know what your relationship with your grand father is, but we use the "vous"…"

lauris replied Jul 11, 2011 to " Dear Grandpa"... dedicatory translation revision

 8 Jul 14, 2011
Reply by Catbites

""Parcourir" has another signification : it can mean to read and look to something qu…"

lauris replied Jul 8, 2011 to 'parcours ' how can I remember what it means

 10 Mar 10, 2013
Reply by Yannick

"It seems that the french language was not a dialect, but more a alteration of the la…"

lauris replied Jul 8, 2011 to c'est bateau -what does it mean in conversation

 4 Jul 8, 2011
Reply by lauris

"I would say that "fils de chien" is a little less rude than "fils de pute" (the tran…"

lauris replied Jul 7, 2011 to How rude is this?!

 9 Jul 14, 2011
Reply by Brandon Soler

"The correct idiom in french is "elle est bien élevée" "Elevée" is here a special for…"

lauris replied Jul 6, 2011 to Is it bien éleve or is it bon élever

 3 Jul 6, 2011
Reply by yong leong

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