hi again,another sons homework question,how you spell hair in french?
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It's a plural word usually - les cheveux.  Not to be confused with les chevaux, which means Horses.  Singular is le cheveu, basically that's a strand of hair.
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tous :)\n\nainsi pas de jaloux\n\nque le meilleur gagne cette saison
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A French teacher was explaining to her class that\nin French, unlike\nEnglish, nouns are designated as either masculine\nor feminine.\n\n"House" is feminine - "la maison"\n\n"Pencil" is masculine - "le crayon".\n\nA student asked "What gender is 'computer'?"\n\nInstead of giving the answer, the teacher split the\nclass into two groups:\nmale and female. And asked them to decide for\nthemselves whether "computer"\nshould be a masculine or a feminine noun. Each\ngroup was asked to give four\nreasons for their recommendation.\n\n\nThe men's group decided that "computer" should\ndefinitely be of the\nfeminine gender ("la computer"), because:\n\n1. No one but their creator understands their\ninternal logic\n\n2. The native language they use to communicate\nwith other computers is\nincomprehensible to everyone else\n\n3. Even the smallest mistakes are stored in long-\nterm memory for possible\nlater review\n\n4. As soon as you make a commitment to one,\nyou find yourself spending half\nyour salary on accessories for it.\n\n\nThe women's group, however, concluded that\ncomputers should be masculine\n("le computer"), because:\n\n1. In order to do anything with them, you have to\nturn them on.\n\n2. They have a lot of data but still can't think for\nthemselves.\n\n3. They are supposed to help you solve problems,\nbut half the time they ARE\nthe problem,\nand..\n\n4. As soon as you commit to one, you realize that\nif you had waited a\nlittle longer, you could have got a better model.\n\n\nThe women won.
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la france! jusqu'a hier... lol ;)
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J'ai un copain qui a essaye depuis un helico\n\nSon fils vend maintenant du saucisson\n\nwww.cochonou.com
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Actually the asker is correct:.. there are,\nabstract\nmaterial\ncommon\nproper \ncollective\n\nall nouns\nIn the case of hair..it is a material noun.\n\nexample: What would you do with this sand?\nWill you be cutting my hair?  Is my hair dry?\n\nI didn't know, I had to research it..   One on me, learned something.
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bien sûr !!!\nAUSSIE POWER !
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Mais J'en_Sais_Rien  !!!!    lollll
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Bonjour.\nPas precis ta question, mais ......\n\nbisou a toi
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He can't trust her anymore : il ne peut plus la croire\nHe could no longer trust her : il ne pouvait plus la croire\n\nIn French we would translate "anymore and no longer" by "plus" instead of using the regular "pas"\n\nDon't trust what google translation said. I just read the 2 translation 2 posts below mine and this ain't French. The words are not in the correct order. Sorry for the person who posted it.
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Try this:\n\nhttp://french.about.com/cs/beginning1/a/begin.htm\n\nGood luck!
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Blond and blonde are the same word with different spellings. The other pairs are different words. Hope that helped.
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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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ABBREVIATION: French répondez s'il vous plaît (please reply)
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perukemaker--used in colonial days. From a french word meaning wig
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bonjour , c'est une très bonne idée. Le français est une belle langue bien que sa grammaire soit complexe. Si tu veux te familiariser avec le français, écoutes des bons chanteurs comme Charles Trénet, Jacques Brel, Léo Ferré. Il faut surtout bien articuler. Bon courage!!
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I'm in only year two French, but both of my grandparents speak it fluently as their first language so I'm pretty ahead of my class. You can email me your essay in English at thezutonfever@yahoo.co.uk and I will translate it for you. It might be helpful if you tell me what you've learned, like direct object pronouns, indirect object pronounce, passe compose, imparfait, you know :)