French grammar
Bonjour, y'all! I have some questions; how do we know when to use what tense or mood? I had some classes for French when I was younger, and I can identify what is being used when reading, but don't…See More
French Language
Chantal Savignat replied to alan gould's discussion the word "award""Hello Alan
Labor laws are very complex in France.
The first word, basis, is "Salaire"
salaire = money you earn for doing a work.
Salaire brut is in 2 parts :
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alan gould posted a discussionthe word "award"
I'm American. In Australia, I got temp jobs from an employment office where they'd refer to the job's rate of pay as an "award." I've never heard this in the US. I think the winner of certain…See More
Chantal Savignat replied to michael rivers's discussion not+verb+again"Hello Mickael.
Une réponse tardive (en français) en passant par là. Si vous le voulez, j'essayerai de traduire en anglais.
Je ne peux pas vous dire quelle est la bonne…"
EducatorGeorge Hunt replied to michael rivers's discussion not+verb+again
"Yes ,a pity.There used to be a lot of students asking to be helped (way back now) but either they go elsewhere or they can get most of the answers with online translators,language…"
michael rivers replied to michael rivers's discussion not+verb+again"Okay, thanks for the reply and clarification about the forum. It's a pity as I always got good answers here."
EducatorGeorge Hunt replied to michael rivers's discussion not+verb+again
"Hi Michael.
No I don't think this forum is active any more (unless someone pops in again )
You can also say ,commonly "Je n'en veux plus"
(also "non plus"…"
michael rivers posted a discussionnot+verb+again
I've seen "ne plus" translated as "not again" in the sentences below in my French grammar book.Vous ne serez jamais plus obligé de garder des copies papier. (You'll never again have to keep hard…See More
