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 Où allez-vous tous?Salut, Comment dit-on «Where are you all off to?» en français.En dehors de «Où allez-vous tous? ou «Où partez-vous tous». Je suis sûr qu'il… Started by Neelaabh Kaul in French Grammar |
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Aug 5, 2013 Reply by Neil Coffey |
it's a piece of cakeWhat would be the nearest French equivalent to the (rather outdated) English expression "It's a piece of cake" or a "doddle" for something… Started by Joyce Swait in Translation Help |
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Aug 4, 2013 Reply by Chantal Savignat |
help with french essay on Mai 68Hi,I am learning French and my exam is in a couple of days. Can anyone help me with correcting my essay, any suggestions for improvements… Started by tom chad in French Grammar |
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Aug 1, 2013 Reply by Eric Dupré |
French Word For Self RelianceDoes the l' go in front of the word autonomie? I am wanting this tattooed and I need to know if I need the l' before it or not. Started by Katie Henderson in French Grammar |
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Jul 31, 2013 Reply by Eric Dupré |
ensemble pour toujours = together foreverCan I get a confirmation of the translation for "together forever"? (C'est pour un tatouage ....) Merci, Lisa Started by Lisa Huffman in Translation Help |
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Jul 31, 2013 Reply by Eric Dupré |
auprès de1. when it means “next to, close to” i see no difference with "près." dictionary examples: Tu peux t'asseoir auprès de la fenêtre. Elle… Started by alan gould in French Grammar |
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Jul 1, 2013 Reply by Vedas |
auprès de (continued)The dictionary had many set expressions, the more useful of which are: enquête auprès des consommateurs - consumer survey; I will probabl… Started by alan gould in French Grammar |
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Jul 1, 2013 Reply by Vedas |
destinationsFor cities it's "à Londres," for countries it's "au Canada (masc.), en France (fem.), aux Pays-Bas (pl.)," for Canadian provinces it's "en… Started by george willms in French Grammar |
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Jun 28, 2013 Reply by george willms |
prepositions with states, provinces, départementsI get the principle with countries (and the 7 exceptions: "au Mozambique", etc.). But what about the American states? When does one use "da… Started by george willms in French Grammar |
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Jun 28, 2013 Reply by Neil Coffey |
"s'engager" as "to be hired"how would this be used in a sentence? does it only apply to a factory? would the following be right: J'espère de m'engager chez cuisinar… Started by alan gould in French Grammar |
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Jun 24, 2013 Reply by alan gould |
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