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Are the French more extravagant?
- une miche de pain
- un morceau de papier
- une part de pizza
- un coup de foudre
- un paquet de cartes
- un régime de bananes
- une grappe de raisins
- un tube de dentifrice
- un conseil
- un bidon d'essence/un litre d'essence
- un kilo de sucre
- une canette de pepsi
- une boîte de céréales
- un bol de soupe
- un pot de margarine
- un pain de savon
- une brique d elait

Keep these lists as they are very important!

Hi everyone,

I tried to check: I guess this pic is slightly different to the previous ones.

Do we have that variety of sounds in French?
Can you make a difference between these sounds or do you think it's the same?
(remember I preach the French cannot hear all of these sounds
...
my friend recently laughed as I was speaking about loan while she thought It was about lawn
- I mean I pronounced lawn instead - don't ask me the difference)

List Of Most Commonly Used Chat Acronyms and Abbreviations

10Q—–thank you
143—–I love you
1432—–I Love You Too
182—–I hate you
303—–Mom
9—–Parent is watching
99——Parent is no longer watchin
A/S/L/P——Age/Sex/Location/Picture
A3—–Anyplace, Anywhere, Anytime
ADR—–Address
ADVD—–Advised
AEAP—–As Early As Possible
ASAP—–As Soon As Possible
AFJ—–April Fools Joke
Aight—–All right
AITR—–Adult In The Room
ALAP—–As Late As Possible
ALOL—–Actually Laughing Out Loud
ALTG—–Act Locally, Think Globally
ASL—–Age/Sex/Location
B&F—–Back and Forth
B/C—–Because
B4—–Before
B4N—–Bye For Now
B4U—–Before You
BI5—–Back In Five
BJ—–Blow Job
BON—–Believe it Or Not
BRB—–Be Right Back
BRT—–Be Right There
BS—–Big Smile -or- Bull Sh** -or- Brain Strain
BZ—–Busy
CD9—–Code 9 – it means parents are around
CT—–Can’t Talk
CTA—–Call To Action
CTO—–Check This Out
CUL8R——See You Later
CY—–Calm Yourself
CYE—–Check your Email
CYL—–See You Later
CYM—–Check Your Mail
CYO—–See You Online
CYT——See You Tomorrow
D&M—–Deep & Meaningful
d/c——Disconnected
FTF—–Face to face
G2B—–Going to bed
G2G —–Got to go
GBH—–Great big hug
GBY—–God bless you
GL—–Good luck
H&K—–Hug and kiss
HAND—–Have a nice day
HOAS—–Hold on a second
J/K—–Just kidding
KPC—–Keeping Parents Clueless
KMA—–Kiss my ass
LOL—–Laughing out loud
M/F – Male or Female
MOOS—–Member Of The Opposite Sex
MOSS—–Member(s) Of The Same Sex
MOS—–Mom Over Shoulder
NIFOC—–Nude In Front Of The Computer
OIC—–Oh, I see
P911—– Parent Alert
P@H or PAH—–Parents at home
PAL—–Parents Are Listening
PAW—–Parents are watching
PLZ—–Please
RU/18—–Are You Over 18?
SRY—–Sorry
SYS—–See you soon
W8AM—–Wait a minute
WAY or WAU—–What about you
WBS—–Write back soon
WB—–Welcome back
WP—–Wrong person
WTF—–What The F***
WU—–What’s up?
YL—–Young lady
4COL—–For crying out loud
=w=—–Whatever
*G*—–Giggle or grin
*H*—–Hug
*K* —–Kiss
*S*—– Smile
*T*—–Tickle
*W*—–Wink

Has to be learned by heart as there's no logic to discover.

This is not a lesson but an exercise:
You have to match a verb on the left with a noun on the right.

Sorry Sir: in the example, help isn't a verb!

Did you know this?

 you know them all?

Important to carefully study these phrasals verbs so that we can "feel" it, know it intimately.

Coucou ???????? 
Don't forget the exception: to make the bed.

Another bloody important lesson!

Thru the erroneous spellings, you can guess the pronunciation of
different
to receive

You'll fine in watermarks, a number of possible responses (the list is not exhaustive)