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- Pronunciation of "en tous cas" Audio question ;) http://vocaroo.com/i/s106ecDWu7vWMay 4, 201560
- à la barbe Je trouve cet homme à la barbe blanche dégoûtant. I find this man with the white beard disgusting. <- Right? Why is it "à la barbe"? Peculiar construction. Do I need to just memorize it or is there some sort of explanation for it? Can't you say: "Je trouve cet homme avec le barbe blanche dégoûtant"?April 3, 201540
- To general public "keyboard" (as musical instrument) would be "синтезатор". To those who know what they are talking about they'd rather call it "клавиатура" (well, likely so). When I decided to learn music a bit and buy a "keyboard" to me it was naturally "синтезатор", but then I gradually realized that it was closer to "клавиатура", and "synthesizer" has more to do with synthesizing sounds, something like a Moog synthesizer. Btw, I think "клавиши" is more concerned with the act of playing, so if you need to say something like "he is on the keyboard" it's better to use "он на клавишах", as Denis noted.0 votedApril 3, 20151
- adjective + part of the body Okay, so the rule was: adjective + part of the body -> use indefinite article part of the body + adjective -> use definite article (besides possessive adjectives (tes, ta, ton etc), of course) But then in one of the examples I read this: Elle a de jolies jambes. So not "des" but "de". Why is that? Is it perhaps in order not to confuses "des" as indefinite plural article with "de + les"? Thanks.April 2, 201550

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