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What does l'escargo mean in French?

english translation please

    



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CaymanSunrise
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Snail. But it is really "escargot" and the "l'" part is the definite article "the".

Check out babelfish for your translation needs!


Greg
I think it means snails.


::Art of Nemesis
Snail. To be precisely, those with a helix-shaped dome as protection.

It's escargoT btw :-) Check the source for image


cobra
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Snail
It was also the name of a racehorse that was famous when I was a kid.


nanou
escargot means snail and it writes with " t"


uninnocent21
well i think your spelling is off but it means snails, but another spelling of it means cargo, like luggage


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it means "snail".


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snails in garlic butter mmmmmmmmmm (snails )


truth is...
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Escargot is farmed and cooked snails (farmed meaning they don't pick them out of the garden, they farm them and feed them cornmeal).


Luca
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snails


pipi_lollipop
Escargo are a form of edible snail, served with garlic butter. Le, abr. to l' just means "the".


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Means, you can't take all that crap on the plane, heh heh....



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