What is Arretez-vous means?
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How did the last person who answered this  . . . get arythmia???!!!  Ha, . . .ha ha ha .?! Huh, .. What? ;) \n\nI'm not chastising .  BUT HEY!  AMERICA!  LET'S GET FOREIGN LANGUAGE BACK IN OUR SCHOOL CURRICULA . .  OKAY?  DAMN. \n\nThat's scarey.  Couldn't that person tell it was a foreign language?\n\nSo yeah deliciously  it is Stop! you person (polite only?) or persons!  COMMAND FORM or IMPERATIF (imperative)  AAhh THE FRENCH LANGUAGE  like a outer galactic feast.\n\nThe images that come to my mind when I speak French.  It's heaven on earth.  \n\nI see fields of subtitles, cute French professors, bewildered language deficient but cute male fellow students that only see me as even more attractive because I now haold even more allure because of my ability with language, I see Language learning labs, A+ papers, gleaming transcripts, european field/abroad trips (woouldn't call it study trips because it was more just a 'trip', and I say to \nmyself . . . this is heaven on earth . . .Let me just say that my Wernicke's area IS the pleasure center of my brain!\n\nThank You GOD.
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Dormez-vous, or also, Es-tu endormi if you are "tutoying" the person.
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Le bleu et le rouge symbolisaient les couleurs du peuple, tandis que le blanc était la couleur "royale".\n\nLe drapeau français a été ainsi choisi juste après la Révolution pour marquer le contrôle du Roi par le peuple.
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Avec plaisir. RSVP is french for Respondez si vous plait, and it means, please answer. It's actually a little stronger in french than it is in english, and means that an answer is expected, not just please answer if you feel like it. \nYou often see this on formal invitations, for dinners, weddings etc. where an accurate head count is needed to be able to provide food and drink in sufficient quantities. A lot of people don't seem to know what it means, however, and don't both to respond. I wonder if it would be more effective to put AYT on the bottom, standing for 'Answer, you twit!'\nProbably Miss Manners wouldn't like that either...
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I wonder if the expression is not rather:\n"máquina contestador está contestando".  It would make more sense, and would mean: "The answering machine is answering".
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"Chers visiteurs, nous esperons que vous avez apprecie le spectacle. Nous vous prions de sortir par les portes situees derriere vous."\n\n"Veuillez deposer lunettes et ecouteurs dans les casiers situes derriere vous."\n\nDO NOT USE BABELFISH OR OTHER AUTOMATED TRANSLATION TOOLS\nto create signs that you do not want people to laugh at :-)
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It comes from the Middle French phrase "s'entrevoir," which means \nto see one another, or to meet.
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Hi, I see everyone has answered this question but here's a literal meaning:\nReply if it pleases you.\nand the "you" is the polite, proper "you" (vous) with both singular and plural meaning, not the informal singular you (tu). So it is a very very polite way to say, "Let me know if you're coming, please."
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It is of Spanish origin, and its meaning is "courteous." May also mean "court-dweller."
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It means: "hijo de Ramiro." Usually the last names in Spanish that end in "ez" mean: "hijo de." Examples:\nGonzález, hijo de Gonzalo. Rodríguez, hijo de Rodrigo, Fernández, hijo de Fernando, etc, etc
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this phrase is not right, either slang.\nits\nTe la voy a meter\n"i´m going to stick it on you"\nde is wrong\nmira quien viene\n"look who is coming"
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It's a word taken from French but that's normally used in Spanish too. It means "pencil box".\n\n"He comprado un plumier" (I've bought a pencil box)
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its spanish and means as many said "High view"\n\ngood luck :)
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It is a French word roughly translated as enjoyment.  Quite literally it means whatever 'gets you off'.  Transcendant Bliss.
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hello,\nThe correct meaning would be:\n\nAntes de viajar , yo decido qué/cuál equipaje /maletas necesito. Equipaje pequeño para viajes pequeños. Equipaje grande para viajes largos. Mis padres deben/tienen que conseguir el coche/tener el coche listo (si es que vamos a manejar/si manejamos).\nEscogeré/voy a escoger qué tipo de ropas necesitaré/voy a necesitar. Si es verano, uso/utilizo ropa ligera. Si es invierno, usaré/utilizaré ropa abrigada.
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tu is singular, 2nd person\nvous is plural, 2nd person, or a formal way of addressing someone
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UNE HONTE !!!\n\ndes hollandais rugueux mais (plus ou moins) corrects, des portugais courageux...\n\net cette action: un portugais se blesse. deco contre-attaque, mais l'arbitre arrête le jeu pour faire entrer les soigneurs. les hollandais font semblant de rendre le ballon au portugais... et finalement, heitinga se rend compte que tous les portugais sont arrêtés. il décide de contre-attaquer jusqu'à ce que deco le sèche (si ça avait été moi, heitinga aurait eu encore plus de mal à se relever).\n\nla suite: bagarre générale, pluie de cartons jaunes... deco et van bronckorst prendront leur 2ème jaune par la suite, l'arbitre ayant décidé de mettre un jaune à chaque fois qu'il sifflait faute, pour calmer les esprits.\n\nauparavant il avait déjà eu 2 expulsés:\n- costinha, bête mais logique (2ème carton: main volontaire au milieu du terrain),\n- boulharouz, très sévère (2ème carton: il met un coup de coude involontaire à figo)\n\nBREF, A OUBLIER:\nil vaut mieux ne retenir que cette phase de jeu magnifique qui amena le but portugais marqué par maniche... et le courage des joueurs grenats pour tenir le résultat.