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xsara

1

Votre statut de potentiel médaillable vous mettra-t-il sous pression à Tokyo ? Is there an English equivalent for "médaillable"?
Last comment Wednesday at 19:02 by xsara
xsara

4

is the nearest translation in English for"faire de la figuration" be "to make up the numbers" ?
Last comment Tuesday at 18:49 by KatySLanguages
justinbowman

2

What does the french word citât mean in english?
Last comment December 03 at 13:36 by KatySLanguages
KMarie

6

Maison DE vert or maison DU vert
Last comment November 18 at 08:44 by KatySLanguages
Christer.lindee

2

Who likes whom in this sentence?
Last comment November 17 at 18:46 by KatySLanguages
NOE123456

1

bonsoir
Last comment November 10 at 23:31 by NOE123456
kaimys

3

Qui est un peu gâté? Gâté dans le sens de pourri?
Last comment November 10 at 23:21 by kaimys
gregf

3

Could someone explain to me what this means? το χαβά σου?
Last comment November 10 at 21:36 by gregf
Ray6

5

vous ne comprendrez que peu de choses
Last comment November 10 at 14:29 by Ray6
miscology

2

Some questions about accents
Last comment November 10 at 10:44 by KatySLanguages
anickssm

2

Qual seria a tradução desta palavra? Obrigado!
Last comment November 10 at 10:08 by KatySLanguages
david173

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Salut! Pourriez-vous déconstruire cette phrase. Je ne comprends pas d'ou vient le "en" dans "Qu'en est-il du cout..."? Merci
Last comment November 10 at 09:50 by KatySLanguages
kaimys

2

Qu'est-ce que ça veut dire?
Last comment November 10 at 09:36 by KatySLanguages
gouved

2

why is convoitise not preceded by an article?
Last comment November 10 at 09:29 by KatySLanguages
miscology

2

Son enthousiasme est stoppé net. Google translate wasn't very good so I guessed this to mean "His enthusiasm was stopped dead" or "His enthusiasm was abruptly stopped". Close enough?
Last comment November 04 at 18:03 by johnvining
walkchap

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Learning French in France
Last comment November 04 at 05:11 by walkchap
Lavenders_pink

3

The translation for this word is marked as 'remember' but in this sentence that would not make sense. 'Je vous rappelle que vous pouvez...." im gussing that it means 'Remind" but that is not indicated anywhere on the page i have encountered it.
Last comment October 19 at 12:59 by Lavenders_pink
joyjoy0859

2

Même si?
Last comment October 14 at 21:38 by KatySLanguages
omuleanu

2

how do I find out what "Claire fait- elle faire ses devoirs à Julien?" means google translate says: "Claire does she do her homework to Julien?" but I'm not sure that's correct
Last comment October 14 at 21:31 by KatySLanguages
FemmeApprendLeFrancais

2

In the FrenchLingQ Podcast what does this mean "on veut en venir" ? I'm confused about the literal translation (specifically the use of veut) versus the popular translation (where it is coming from / the point?)
Last comment October 14 at 21:28 by KatySLanguages
ios_nOkmuSeeReFrvRUQQ6couHVdza

3

Shouldn’t it be « Écouter »?
Last comment October 14 at 21:24 by KatySLanguages
lhhail

3

Please help with a sentence
Last comment October 14 at 21:22 by KatySLanguages
cendrillon2

2

Difficultés à comprendre les quelques quel que
Last comment October 14 at 21:11 by KatySLanguages
tomasroman_mora

3

I Think that tu, can be use it at the end of the question, otherwise vous si used in a normal context
Last comment October 14 at 21:05 by KatySLanguages
vanessape27

2

cuando utilizar congé para vacaciones ó utilizar des vacances
Last comment October 14 at 21:02 by KatySLanguages

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