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never heard of word "oecuménique"
Here is the complete sentence " Zheng He constitue un manifest oecuménique tres en avance sur son temps voir sur le nôtre et un plaidoyer en trois langues pour la tolérance"
( from The chinese maritime history of Zheng He )
Second question is - is this word "Inouie" (f ) Inoue (m) commonly use in french today?
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Permalink Reply by Remy Martin on -
oecuménique = universel/universal . It is mostly used in religious talk .
Inouï masculine , Inouïe feminine . It means never heard of , or incredible , extraordinary etc...
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Permalink Reply by yong leong on
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Thank you Remy, I need the whole sentence translated really. If you can do that I would be grateful. Thanks nevertheless.
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Permalink Reply by Remy Martin on
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Zheng He constitutes an œcumenical manifesto well ahead of his own times , even ahead of our own era, and a 3 languages discourse on tolerance .
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Permalink Reply by yong leong on
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Merci Remy.
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