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"Just to mention there's a section on French adjectives in the grammar section of the…" Neil Coffey replied Jan 8, 2010 to Please help TRanslate.	4	Jan 8, 2010 Reply by Neil Coffey
"la une means "the first page" of a newspaper. So à la une can literally mean "on the…" Neil Coffey replied Jan 8, 2010 to A la une	1	Jan 8, 2010 Reply by Neil Coffey
"Just a small tip when you're translating "que..." -- using how + adj is a little lit…" Neil Coffey replied Jan 6, 2010 to que le sable etait beau	6	Jan 7, 2010 Reply by Frank
"In English, software is uncountable (i.e. people don't say a software, some software…" Neil Coffey replied Jan 6, 2010 to Seeking help to correct my translation	10	Jan 7, 2010 Reply by Stephen Liu
"I wonder if by "software" what is meant is logiciels in the plural? The phrase "sof…" Neil Coffey replied Jan 6, 2010 to Seeking help to correct my translation	10	Jan 7, 2010 Reply by Stephen Liu
"tourbillon can essentially be a whorl/whirl of anything. It's commonly used for wind…" Neil Coffey replied Jan 2, 2010 to Tourbillion	3	Jan 3, 2010 Reply by Carla Rosen
"Is there actually a well-defined difference between "medium" and "medium rare"? I'm…" Neil Coffey replied Jan 2, 2010 to steak temperatures in french	1	Jan 2, 2010 Reply by Neil Coffey
"Different languages have different orthographical conventions. In English, there's m…" Neil Coffey replied Dec 21, 2009 to Greetings	5	Dec 21, 2009 Reply by Neil Coffey
"Remember you only put the object before the verb when it's a "pronoun" (me, te, nous…" Neil Coffey replied Dec 21, 2009 to Greetings	5	Dec 21, 2009 Reply by Neil Coffey
"A couple of verbs that spring to mind are traîner, traînailler, zoner, glander, glan…" Neil Coffey replied Dec 18, 2009 to what is the translation for "just hanging out" in English to French	2	Dec 18, 2009 Reply by Suzanne Kahaly

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