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Is 'dégueulasse' a swear word?

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Is the expression "Un petit peu" a tautology?

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Is it possible to use direct object pronouns with the verbs "aimer" and "connaître" when they refer to things?

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"à la table" or "à table" for "at the table"

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Memories in French

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Why is there no 'pas' after the 'ne' in this negative sentence?

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Choosing Between Intonation/Est-ce que/Inversion Question Forms

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Comment répondre à la question: « ça va ? » si tu es de mauvaise humeur ?

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What is the meaning of "faire clouc"

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Donovan's "Jennifer Juniper"

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What could "amphorisage" mean?

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"Ça est un plaisir": Why no elision?

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Understanding "t'en veut beaucoup d'avoir été choisi à sa place"

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Why is there no cedilla on the c in porcelaine ?

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Is "J'en ai" ever used in French?

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Être atterri VS Avoir atterri

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Pourquoi écrit-on “déses-péré” avec un trait d’union dans Le Seigneur des Anneaux ?

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"c'est" or "il est" for use with adjective

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French slang question? (eighteenth-century)

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Missing word in "une dizaine de mesures ___"

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Non-rhyming "orange" equivalent?

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What's the translation of a "soundalike" in French?

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What is said in this film for the subtitles to use an expression about candles and annoyance? Is it an idiom?

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What does it mean that a mouse becomes a snail in the song "Une souris verte"?

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Help translating a suspected idiom

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Analyse de « en », pronom (« La porte en donnait sur la cour. », La Peste, Albert Camus)

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What does "Tu peux toujours courir !" mean?

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As of 2018, has any descriptive French grammar been published?

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What was the orange colour called before the fruit became well-known?

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« …et le hasard n'est à personne » (La Peste, Albert Camus)

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