Can you guys please tell me when it should sometime use "l'on" or"on"?
and I don't know what "l'on" mean....like this sentence:Le plus important dans la vie, c'est de faire le métier que l'on veut. plus what does this sentence mean: ce qui reste à savoir, c'est ce qu'on va faire de la lune maintenant qu'on la tient.
thank you very much....I know it's weird queation,but it troubles me a lot.

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Can you guys please tell me when it should sometime use "l'on" or"on"?
and I don't know what "l'on" mean....like this sentence:Le plus important dans la vie, c'est de faire le métier que l'on veut.  plus what does this sentence mean: ce qui reste à savoir, c'est ce qu'on va faire de la lune maintenant qu'on la tient.   
thank you very much....I know it's weird queation,but it troubles me a lot.

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on = l'on
The meaning is exactly the same, the "l'" is optional. People will use one or the other depending of what sounds better (with the word before or the word after).

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When the word preceding ON ends with a vowel, it is better  to add  the article ( L') , especially after  ET, OU, OÙ, POURQUOI, QUI, QUOI, SI. 
eg
C'est un endroit où l'on se sent très bien.

GOOD LUCK
Martine

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上一个单词是元音结尾的时候

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It can either mean "one" as in a person in general (in English we might say "you," or use the passive voice); or it can mean "we" in informal French usage. The form with the l' is only use after a vowel, and even there, the l' is optional as you can see. (It comes from a shortening of "homme" or "l'homme" and is similar to the usage of the German word "man.")

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