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"Nous irons visiter We'll go and visit."
I would translate this to English as "We'll go to visit." Would that also be "Nous irons visiter " in French.
However, "efficient" and "effective" have two very different meanings. Google Translate is equally mixing things up, but the French word "efficient" does seem to exist.
Is French less specific in these two words, or is it a misunderstanding of the difference at / error by KwizIQ?
It may not have caught on generally, but I have seen the revised spelling of 'ognon' in use in supermarkets. Should be accepted as correct spelling, as well as the 'traditional' oignon (1990 rectifications).
Wonderful cultural material. Does "du coup" always mean "as a result" or "therefore"? Does the expression have other meanings?
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