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Bouche
I know bouche is the French word for mouth.
Are the following French sentences fine?
Elle l'embrasse sur la bouche.
She kisses him on the lips.
Son nom est dans toutes les bouches.
Everyone talking about him.
Depenses de bouche
housekeeping money
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Permalink Reply by Neil Coffey on
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Please don't put text in red or other colours -- it makes it more difficult for people to read!
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Permalink Reply by Crack1 on -
Thanks Neil
I thought it would make life easy for people to answer or rather to get the attention.
I will not write colors any more.
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Permalink Reply by Frank on
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I thought it would make life easy for people to answer or rather to get the attention.
No, this is irritating. And every member deserves the same level of attention.
Just keep asking for good questions as you always do :)
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Permalink Reply by Crack1 on
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Frank
I will not write in colors. Now you and Neil told asked me to stop it.
I oblige to both of you.
Could you please reply about my question on the use of the French word 'bouche'?
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Elle l'embrasse sur la bouche.
She kisses him on the lips.
Yep.
Son nom est dans toutes les bouches.
Everyone talking about him.
Exactly.
Sur toutes les bouches is an alternative.
Depenses de bouche
housekeeping money
I think this expression is less extensive and only refers to food expenses, possibly including going to restaurants.
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