 French: "He is not fat"? |
How do you "he is not fat" in french. I'm using "gros" for it so I don't know how to fill this in. So here is the thing I want to fill it:
_____________ ne pas.
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 To be a Disney Princess do I need to speak different languages? |
| I want to audition to be a disney princess. I meet almost all the requirements. But the website doesn't say if I need to speak any languages. For example, to work at the resort in Paris, do I ... |
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 What age do i have to be? |
| what age do i have to be to go clubbing in France?... |
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 In france, do people consider immigrants FRENCH? |
| I think france gets immigrants from diverse places such as Africa, but are Black people, arabs considered FRENCH if they get citizenship in france?... |
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 What year was the Eiffel Tower built? |
| im doing a homework assignment on Paris and i have to include a timeline. if you would be ablew to give me more information on paris, like special dates things were built, it would be great. also, ... |
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 Disneyland paris? ? |
| Whats the nearest airport?? if you went where did you stay what would you give it out of ten?? and is it easy to get in to Paris from there?? Thanks in advance xO... |
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 Can anyone recommend a fairly reasonable priced hotel in paris? |
| ...arriving there mid may, for about 6 or 7 nights, and thats a walking distance from most important attractions (louvre or eiffel tower) or walking distance to subway/metro, for 2 girls, 24 years ... |
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 How do you say 'diaper' (for a baby) in french? |
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it is pronounced the same way as 'Voulez-vous couchez avec moi'? ... I don't want to say it wrong and someone laugh at me ... |
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 Are things complicated in France? |
I heard that, in France, renting an appartment, or buying a car, can be an administrative nightmare.
Do you remember the scene from L'auberge Espagnole, where the guy keeps going from an ... |
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 How much does eiffel tower (souvenir) cost in Paris? |
Hiya,
I'm planning to go to Paris for holiday and I'm quite keen to buy an eiffel tower like one of the following pictures. (height: above 30cm)
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 I'm looking for very cheap&nice hostel or any place for 2 in Paris(27nov-09dec)? |
| hi, I'm going with girlfriend to Paris and we looking for cheap accmodation because we prefer to spend money for museas and other interesting places... you know something guys?... |
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 Why are cafes so popular in france? |
| why do people go to cafes? why are they poular and mostly known for going to?... |
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 What do they call french territories? provinces? states? |
| i should totally know this... i did a whole semester of french on french provinces... i mean... territories... i mean... man, your answer might make my life a little easier ... |
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| Legal Drinking Age in France? |
im 16...am i legal age to buy alcohol and go to pubs
is it easy to get into ... |
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 Is Alsace worth a visit? |
Could you tell me a little about it.
How can I reach it from Paris? And is it worth a visit?
All I know is that it's a hero village that resisted the Germans.
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 Taking suitcases on TGV from Nice to Paris? |
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My wife and I will be taking the TGV from Nice to Paris in May. From what I can see on the Net, there are luggage racks at the back of the carriage for suitcases and ... |
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What is the meaning of the roadside signs showing sillouette of men with brain or heart attack, in France? |
When in the Auvergne Rhone-Alpes region of France recently I noticed a lot of roadside signs depicting a black sillouette of a man with a red part indicating a broken heart or a brain injury ("attack"?). Sometimes these were in groups of 2 or 3. What do these mean? I thought perhaps to indicate where there had been previous road accidents, as a deterant, but there appeared to be a lot of them. Also, why sometimes a brain attack symbol, and othertimes a heart attack symbol? They mostly seemed to appear on the outskirts of small towns. |
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Matt
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As said above, they represent people killed in car crashes, at the location of the crash. Yes, there are a lot of them. As I understand it, they are temporary items. |
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Hugues
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Yes, this roadside signs indicate the number of people who have been killed in road accidents in this area in the past 5 years.
A sign at the entrance of the road advises you , for exemple: Be careful 32 persons have been killed and 80 wounded in this road. |
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It indicates the places where people were killed in car accidents in the last years.
There have always been many killed in car accidents in France (Many cars and trucks come thought France to go to Spain, Italy...). Recent security promotions have managed to decrease this number from 8000 / year in 2001 to 5300 / year in 2005. |
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beautiful sadness
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i think that they indicate the number of people who have been killed in road accidents.
there may, as you say, be a number of them, but i am not sure for how many years the records go back.
other communities may display accident statistics on a roadside board
even when there are no silhouette thingies or numbers, there are flowers left by the roadside or on fenceposts at the sites of previous fatal crashes. |
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victory
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wow - gosh never heard of that! Do you think it means the villagers don't appreciate villagers and will attack any tourists to the village. Let me know if you find the answer that's interesting! |
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