what does it mean: baiser gros bis?
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gros baiser or gros bisou means a big kiss
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I agree.  It appears to mean disgusting or awful.  It seems to be of French origin, but doesn't translate as anything other than bweark.\n\nSomeone probably made it up.  It could be a combination of a couple of French words, but I don't know enough French to guess what they might be.\n\nEdit:  Thanks, PetiteFée.  When I googled the word, however, it showed up on a lot of sites that appeard to me to be in French language.  Could "Bweark" be a misspelling or an Anglicization of the word "Beurk"?\n\nEdit:  I tried to answer your email, but your address doesn't work.  The answer is that I live in America.
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What came to my mind when I saw your question was something about editing a text and letting the printer know that it's OK to be printed.\n\nTherefore it would be "bon à tirer" and not "trier" (not the same :-)) which means something as "OK to be printed" e.g. "ready to go <to press>".\n\nI think this is the context of editing and press here.
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It is French for Retourner Sil Vous Plait.\nPlease Return.
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Yes it means "Close to my blond"\nI guess,\nAupres de ma Blonde is a French flok song.
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In French Canada, one would say "cent vingt neuf et quatre vingts", or "129 and 80".  If you're only talking about cents, you'd say "quatre vingts sous".
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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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it's literal meaning is whistle me but here the sens will more likely be call me / send me a SMS or let me know when you have arrived.\n\nFor instance if you have to take your g/f, when you are at his place, then sifflez moi : meaning let me know that you are here and I'll come
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"les schtroumpfs"  Which literally translates to "what's-its-name".  Hope this help
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du hast, but i dont kno wht the hell it means!!!
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First of all, I'm French, so that should ensure that the answer is the right one: it's "danser pour vivre et vivre pour danser" . One of the previous answer almost had it right, except for the spelling of danser.
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Il est bon comme le pain.  Literally, it means, "He is as good as bread," but because of the way it is used, a better translation is, "He is as good as gold."  The French take their bread seriously.
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"Bonsoir" means "good evening" or "good night." "Bon" means good, and "soir" means evening/night.
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respondez, sil vous plait\n\nit's french. it means, please respond. in other words, let the host/hostess know whether or not you will be attending.
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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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RSVP is correct.\nIf you mean to spell it out in full:\nrépondez, s’il vous plaît
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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.