Et tu: Language and the French revolutionThis article has no associated abstract. ( fix it )doi:10.1016/0191-6599(95)92984-3Linda S. FreyMarsha L. FreyHistory of European Ideas
Although the French President has recently declared that the living conditions of people with disabilities were a “national priority”, this issue has not been addressed by public authorities while managing the current crisis. This article analyses and helps to understand the situation of young ...
Oracle affirme que son cloud a été compromis, les services cloud se retrouvent au cœur du débat sur la responsabilité des fournisseurs, relancé par l'exploitation d'une vulnérabilité pourtant bien connueOracle a récemment été confronté à deux fuites de données majeures ayant exp...
@DucDeBerryoui, je désespère aussi qu'un jour on me dise "rien a corriger !" 😅 Cher étranger Chère étrangère cher étranger = dear étranger cher = expensive French is 🤪 @
However, if there is any ambiguity on the inter- pretation of this provision, it is dispelled by the French version which makes it clear that the statute is speaking about reinforcing the young person's respect for societal values, not society's at large: 3. (1) . . . (c) les ...
In the French language, there are two forms of the word “you,”“Vous” and “Tu” with the latter being the personal, more intimate form of the word and the former being the more impersonal, less intimate form. It is considered a breach of etiquette to address a person one does not...
Yes, I do remember that ETA has another meaning in Basque, but that entry isn't ready yet. Anyway, the Latin et became, uh, et in French, though in most of the common Romance languages that evolved from Vulgar (i.e. common) Latin, it lost the consonant and ended up being ...
Organisé par la troupe FBI – French British Improvisation 19 Love You More 18:00 – 19:00 Etcetera Theatre 265 Camden High Street London, England, NW1 7BU United Kingdom In Love You More, we follow the poignant and humorous journey of Matilda Burton, a young woman navigating achieving ...
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When you thank someone, they may answer "merci à toi / àvous" - in English, you'd say "thank YOU", with the emphasis on the 'you,' meaning "I am the one thanking you". "I Thank You For" in French Another way to say ‘thank you’ is to use the verb “remercier”. “Reme...