How to properly spell the French term "a la"?
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Actually, the correct spelling is "à la". "A" without an accent is a form of the verb "AVOIR" (to have, both as an auxiliary and meaning "to possess"). Roughly, "a" translates as "has". On the other hand, "à" is a preposition. If you can't type it with your keyboard, try Alt-133.
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here ya go.  we're starting with "A". pick one.....\n\nhttp://italian.about.com/library/slang/bladultslangindexa.htm
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it's an insult, first of all.  i think cauchon should be spelled "cochon," it which it would mean "you are an accursed piglet."  i think "Ayoille" is just an exclamation of some kind, like "Jeez!" but i'm not sure.\nyou're a dirty pig, in any case.
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salut,\n\nIl joue à l'ASVEL\n\nA+
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Le bresilllllllll\nGoaaaaaaaalllllllll
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There is a discussion on this question at \nhttp://forum.wordreference.com/showthread.php?t=131770\n\nSome possibilities:\nVouloir décrocher la lune\nViser haut
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Slainte!  It roughly translates to Cheers!  There is an accent (/) over the letter "a".  It is pronounced: slawn--tcha.
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j'ai eu\ntu as eu\nil/elle a eu\nnous avons eu\nvous avez eu\nils/elles ont eu
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Both can be used\ncela a l'air bien : bien = good\ncela a l'air bon : bon = correct\n\nYes, I can see it is confusing because bon=good in other circumstance.
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I'm french and the translation is "Va mourir"\n(go die, without the 'a fire') but it is a rather\naggressive sentence !
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The correct usage in this case would be "an". The way to decide is by the sound of the work you are placing "a" or "an" in front of.  If the sound is vowel like (a,e,i,o, or u) you use "an".  If the sound is consonent like (the rest of the alphabet pretty much), you use "a".  So you would say "an hour" but "a historian"  Hope this helps.
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In French it means "the little girl"\nfrom the nom "fille"
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Like this:\nb-r-o-t-h-e-r i-n F-r-e-n-c-h!\nJust kidding. Its Frere, I took four years of french in high school.
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please rephrase in English
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No, you don't pronounce it in the word "et", I can assure you. French is my mother tongue and I speak it and write it very well. The word "et" is pronounced "ay". If you pronounce the "T", it may sound like the word "est", which mean "is".  In that case, you would be saying "A man IS a woman". But I don't think that's what you mean. ;)\n\nFor other french words ending by the letter "T", it depends. French is full of exceptions and rules... Most of the time you should pronounce it but it is accepted in common language to let it go.
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ABBREVIATION: French répondez s'il vous plaît (please reply)
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The phrase your looking for in English is "Suffices to say" with an "s" on suffice.  It is short for "It suffices to say" which means "it is sufficient to say."\n\nFrom the French, "C,a suffit" /Sah, soo FEE'/ = it suffices.