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My wife and I plan to retire to France at the end of 2025. I would like to improve my French conversation skills.
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    I didn't understand anything you just said. How would you say it? Je n'ai rien compris à ce que tu as dit. Je ne comprenais pas tout ce que vous venez de dire. Merci!
    March 23, 2015
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  • Answered
    "mislead" is a more intentional act. "misguide" could be accidental or intentional.
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    March 13, 2015
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    There is not much difference. "Before" is more common.
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    March 11, 2015
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  • Commented

    Noooo! Hearing native english speakers talk as you've described is bad enough. Please don't encourage english learners to do it. I've walked behind young people talking on their phones and counted dozens of "likes" per minute. Such people do not give the impression of intelligence or thoughtfulness. Down with LIKE!

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    March 9, 2015
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    What DOES it mean? He was keenly aware of what hung in the balance - OR - He understood what was at stake - OR - He understood the consequences - OR - He understood what could be gained or lost -
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    March 9, 2015
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    It is an indefinite subject and could be rewritten - another car that can touch the Roadster will never be made - But it also refers to all car manufacturers as a group.
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    March 8, 2015
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    What you want to say is - I won't call you any more. I'll call you no more is correct but more formal.
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    February 19, 2015
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  • Posted
    Par les présentes I'm writing a letter acknowledging that my wife and I will "neither seek nor accept paid employment during our Stay in France". This is a requirement for our Visa application. I took a stab at saying this in French. What do you think? Merci! Neal Par les présentes, Mon épouse Diane Evans et moi-même reconnaissons que nous ne pouvons ni demander ni recevoir l'emploi pendant notre sejour en France.
    February 4, 2015
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  • Posted
    J'en peux plus I believe that the expression: J'en peux plus Means: I can't take it any more What word in that phrase makes it negative (can NOT)? Thanks
    January 28, 2015
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    It really just means "done" or "finished". Usually "I'm through with..." also implies a frustration with something that has been ongoing.
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    January 27, 2015
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