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Posted: Sat Oct 16, 2004 12:19 am    Post subject: ...tutoring English..for lessons in French? Reply with quote

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Oooops !


Sorry for that typing error in the following sentence:

Quote:
- se faire des amis dans à travers le monde (make new friends worldwide)


I meant to type :

Quote:
- se faire des amis à travers le monde (make new friends worldwide)



MERCI BEAUCOUP, Peter.


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From: Peter Moylan (peter@seagoon.newcastle.edu.au)
Subject: Re: ...tutoring English..for lessons in French?


Quote:
- se faire des amis dans à travers le monde (make new friends worldwide)

OK, I know we have plenty of people here who are fluent in French.
Would anyone care to defend the above line?



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Sorry for the FRANGLAIS ! And sorry for any other errors in my text.


QUESTION....


In the francophone world...how is CHAT and TO CHAT most often translated?

What is the correct, and what is the preferred (or best), translation?

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