french words meaning...?
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You already have the translations but it depends on how you are planning to use them as if you are using them in conjunction with a noun then they have to agree with the gender of the noun, which in French are either masculine or feminine. Similarly, if you are using them to describe a person, you will need to change the word according to whether they are male or female.\n\nSo if you are saying a man is......\n\nwonderful - merveilleux\nperfect - parfait\namazing - étonannt\nbeautiful - beau\npure - pur\n\nBut for a woman.....\n\nwonderful - merveilleuse\nperfect - parfaite\namazing - étonnante\nbeautiful - belle\npure - pure\n\nAs for the nouns, well this is just an example:\n\n"chocolate" in French is "le chocolat", which is a masculine noun (it begins with "le"), so you would say "le chocolat parfait" - "the perfect chocolate".\n\n"drink" in French is "la boisson", which is feminine (begins with "la"), so you would say "la boisson parfaite" (the perfect drink).\n\nHope that makes sense...
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chute, parachute, chauffeur, chauvinism, chauvinist, chic, rechauffe, recherche, chandelier, chandelle, chanson, chivalry, chanterelle, chanteuse, chantey, chanticleer, douche, chanty, chaperon, chaparral, chapeau, machine, machinery, machinist, machination, fiche, microfiche, chignon, chinoiserie, chinook, niche, chiffon, chiffonier, chifforobe, touche, torchere, mustache (moustache), brioche, chartreuse, charlatan, charlotte, soutache, cliche, quiche, cloche, gauche
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French in Action.\nwe use that in my french class.
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Merci beaucoup de m'avoir aidé! - Thanks for helping me!\n\nBonnes vacances d'été! - Have a good vacation!\n\nJ'ai tellement apprécié votre aide ce semestre. Merci! - I truly appreciated your help this semester. Thanks!
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French sentences, grammar, phrases, vocabulary like\n\nBonjour, est-ce que, ils, elles, oui, non\n\nHope you get the job!
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Voir: To see\nAvoir: To Have\n\nThey mean to have the correct conjugations.\nJ'ai\nTu As\nIl/elle/on a\nnous avons\nils ont\nvous avez\n\nje vois\ntu vois\nil voit\nnous voyons\nvous voyez\nils voient\n\n\nHope this helps!\nNate\n\nPS: Please IM me or email me: AIM kc8wvpham YAHOO: canadiantireliquidators email nenyedi@gmail.com. I would love to help someone with french.
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well there are words like widow/widower, actor/actress.  However if you haven't noticed, the ones you are thinking of and comedien/comedienne and divorcee come from the french usage of these words.
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It probably means Great Lady. In french grand is great and dame is lady. I think.\nIt probably just means that the family needs her for everything.
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also = aussi\nespecially = surtout; particulièrement; spécialement\nlike me = comme moi\n\nYou can access four or five good dictionaries through Lexilogos: http://www.lexilogos.com/french_language_dictionary.htm. These are NOT so-called "online translators" (which are not to be trusted). These are bilingual dictionaries that will generally give you various possible translations, depending on the meaning of the word you are looking up, as well as examples that illustrate those various possibilities. (The source  quoted above by Starryeyedhaze — wordreference.com — is one of the dictionaries accessible via Lexilogos. I also like the Collins, which I find more comprehensive.)
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It's French for "respond, please". \n(respondez sil vou plaits)
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in french means,god with us!
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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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Tous les meilleurs joueurs Francais... jouent à l'étranger...\n\nHenry, Zidane, etc.. etc... \n\nDonc le foot Franco Francais à un gros probleme à résoudre
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Quel est votre nom ? C'est un joli nom. Est-ce que je peux vous acheter une boisson ? C'est une belle robe. Voulez-vous danser ? Prenez ma main. Enlevez-moi. Il est tard. Je devrais partir. Je vous reverrai autrefois. Voici mon nombre. Appelez-moi plus tard et prenez ma main. Enlevez-moi. Au revoir.
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Cretin you mean ?\n\nFrom French : crétin : idiot, retarded..\n\nIn everyday language : somebody who is just stupid.\nBefore that it was used as a term for Down Syndrome people and others who suffered severed mental illnesses.\n\nFunny answer Hobo !
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Emmenez-moi à Geoffroy Guichard \nEmmenez-moi aux pays des bâtards \nIl me semble que la misère \nSerait d’être supporter des verts
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Literally : Etouffé = french verb. Stands for "choked".\nBut the composer wanted to say : silent, short note. \nDon't let it vibrate for a second or more.