Un peu* de* savon (после слов, которые обозначают количество, артикль не ставим). Gouttes de* savon Un bol de* microbes // un bol avec des microbes Demandez-lui à tremper* (тут, думаю, просто опечатка) Pourtant c'est pas la fin = pourtant c'est pas fini. Оба варианта подходят, второй слышу намного чаще. :) Удачи!

"свой", "сам", "себя" and its gender and case varieties are always used to express the idea that the thing belongs to the speaker or an action is completed towards him. In Russian, it's preferable to use this pronoun to limit any ambiguity. Example: "He washes his hands" Whose "his"? That one's who washes or another person's hands are being washed by the first person? Ambiguous, isn't it? :) So in Russian we use the pronoun I mentioned before to precise the idea. So the example above will be either "Он моет ЕГО руки" (he washes his=another person's hands) or "он моет СВОИ руки" (he washes his OWN hands). So responding to your question: this pronoun will always express the idea that the action is being made towards the one who does it. "Себя" here is used for uncle.

When it comes to name places, buildings, establishments, organisations and so on, the status constructus (الاضافة) is used. It is same with geographical and topographical names. Examples : نهر النيل كوكب الأرض مدينة الرياض منظمة القبعات الزرق So responding to your question it must be: دارُ نشرِ المدينةِ Example: دار نشر يوماد