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I understood that, when referring to people, qui should be used after a preposition, excepting only parmi and entre. Has this changed?
Wonderful cultural material. Does "du coup" always mean "as a result" or "therefore"? Does the expression have other meanings?
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Can someone please explain why the following is marked incorrect? I'm having the same issue that Michael appeared to have in December but it's still outstanding for me.
"Qu'est-ce que c'est La Sorbonne" is scored incorrect, and the accepted answer is:
"Qu'est-ce que La Sorbonne", but according to the lesson:
If you want to ask what something is by name, simply add the name of the thing after c'est quoi or qu'est-ce que c'est. These are not the most elegant questions, but probably the most commonly used.
Merci
Hhello what is the difference between eventail and gamme paul
A newspaper seller is also called a "libraire" ?
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