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Re: Interesting idioms
gerardM Ven 14 Oct - 22:34
In English, a bit over 1 is plural whereas in French, under 2 is a singular.
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Re: Interesting idioms
gerardM Ven 14 Oct - 22:34
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Re: Interesting idioms
MurielB Ven 14 Oct - 22:39
What i like most are the earrings ! 
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Re: Interesting idioms
gerardM Ven 14 Oct - 22:46
> What i like most are the earrings !
Would have bet
Handkerchief becomes rare nowadays. People rather say "hankie" (I don't know about the spelling but the pronunciation is that )
Nowadays, people rather use "paper handkerchiefs" but they rather call them "tissues"; however, "tissue paper" correspond to the French "papier de soie".
"Pocket handkerchief" is the French "pochette".
Would have bet
Handkerchief becomes rare nowadays. People rather say "hankie" (I don't know about the spelling but the pronunciation is that
)Nowadays, people rather use "paper handkerchiefs" but they rather call them "tissues"; however, "tissue paper" correspond to the French "papier de soie".
"Pocket handkerchief" is the French "pochette".
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Re: Interesting idioms
MurielB Sam 15 Oct - 11:39
Hankie is also hanky. I was not sure about it and I had to check on the internet. Thanks for all these explanations !
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Re: Interesting idioms
gerardM Sam 15 Oct - 14:14
Thanks for your message Muriel.MurielB a écrit:Hankie is also hanky. I was not sure about it and I had to check on the internet. Thanks for all these explanations !
I'm too lazy to look for the words on Internet... I knew you would do it LOL
Endings -ie, -y -ey all can be used depending on the regions (we also find -a).
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Re: Interesting idioms
gerardM Sam 15 Oct - 14:34
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gerardM Sam 15 Oct - 14:42
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gerardM Sam 15 Oct - 14:53
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gerardM Dim 16 Oct - 10:34
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gerardM Dim 16 Oct - 10:43
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Juts wondering why the symbol used on the "successful" side is a lady, and a man symbolizing the "unsuccessful" one...
Would it be biased??
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gerardM Dim 16 Oct - 18:05
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> 1905 - nineteen hundred O five
I would say nineteen O five,the O being said O like the letter, and not 0 like the figure
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gerardM Dim 16 Oct - 18:10
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Re: Interesting idioms
MurielB Dim 16 Oct - 20:20
From what you have written Gérard, I don't know the verb to exude
v. ex·ud·e
v.intr.
To ooze forth.
v.tr.
1. To discharge or emit (a liquid or gas, for example) gradually.
2. To exhibit in abundance: a face that exuded self-satisfaction.
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Re: Interesting idioms
gerardM Mar 18 Oct - 11:27
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gerardM Mar 18 Oct - 11:29
You can get your hands dirty working in the garden. But there are also other ways.
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gerardM Mar 18 Oct - 16:20
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MurielB Mar 18 Oct - 22:52
very useful vocabulary !
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Re: Interesting idioms
gerardM Mer 19 Oct - 17:17
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gerardM Mer 19 Oct - 17:24
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En Anglais cet' fois !
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MurielB Mer 19 Oct - 22:02
Hi Gérard, everyone !
I wanted to know more about the verb : to infer from.
Here is the synonyms
I wanted to know more about the verb : to infer from.
Here is the synonyms
conclude, decide, deduce, derive, extrapolate, gather, judge, make out, reason, understand
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Re: Interesting idioms
gerardM Mer 19 Oct - 22:56
Muriel,MurielB a écrit:Hi Gérard, everyone !
I wanted to know more about the verb : to infer from.
Here is the synonymsconclude, decide, deduce, derive, extrapolate, gather, judge, make out, reason, understand
I frown when I see such a list of synonyms... I'm skeptical as for me -as you know-, there are never/no true synonyms
For me, the list you gave provides words of a similar domain but not synonyms.
There are differences between them all.
In French "inférer" is the opposite of "déduire" and it's similar (for once) in English: to infer is in the direction of the source, the origin while to deduce, to conclude, to imply are in the direction of the consequences.
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Re: Interesting idioms
MurielB Mer 19 Oct - 23:03
Thanks Gérard, it's exactly what I wanted to know because I thought that "to infer" was "to deduce"Gérard a écrit:In French "inférer" is the opposite of "déduire" and it's similar (for once) in English: to infer is in the direction of the source
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Re: Interesting idioms
gerardM Jeu 20 Oct - 9:58
You're welcome Muriel.
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gerardM Jeu 20 Oct - 10:15
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