How do you spell "brother" in French?
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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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yes:) \n1the brother of your husband or wife\n2the husband of your sister\n3the husband of your husband or wife's sister
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voulez vous couchez avec moi ce soir....\n( that one )
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In French: Laissez les bons temps rouler\n(Pronounced:(Lay say lay bohn tohn roo lay)
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The one I have always used is;\nI am my fathers son\nI am my sisters brother.\nI am my wife's husband.\nSame person representing three different relationships.
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The correct spelling is ellipsis.\n\n1. It's the omission of implied words. \nExample: "I like ice cream, but my brother doesn't."\n\nThat's short for "I like ice cream, but my brother doesn't like ice cream.\n\n2. It's the symbol ... that is used to show omitted words. Example: We count this way "One, two, three, ...".
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Le bresilllllllll\nGoaaaaaaaalllllllll
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This is a French word and the "s" is silent.\n\nSue
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Wow!  I've never seen French typed like that before.\nI'll make sure my French countrymen don't burn you at the stake.
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cuisinière\n\nsofa - divan
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ABBREVIATION: French répondez s'il vous plaît (please reply)
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Many words would fit.  Here are some options:\n\nfather, friend, brother, buddy, comrade, chum, counselor, classmate, parent, ally, companion, partner, coworker, colleague, mentor, pal, dad, acquaintance, well-wisher, grandfather, associate, workmate, helper, aide, collaborator, mate, playmate, equal, supporter, assistant  .... \n\nI hope these help.
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Joyeux Paques!\nPaques with ^ on a, I don't know how to do!
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Je suis désolé \nLo siento \nIk ben droevig \nSono spiacente \nPerdóname \n\nYou will probably regognize them as different langauges that probably all translate to the word "sorry."
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salut,\n\nIl joue à l'ASVEL\n\nA+
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Go to Control Panel / Regional Settings.\n\nLook in there for something that may say French...
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The Spelling you give is the phonetic way. Its Spelled Batty.  It is a Jamaican patois word for Gay. usually used in conjunction with man... as in Batty Man or Batty-boy. Pronounced Bauty-Bwoi.