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Ou de rien pour pas de problème ou non?
Hello all,
I've seen several French expressions/phrases where there is no definite or indefinite article, where there would be one in English.
For example. C'est bon signe meaning that's A good sign, j'ai rencard avec lui meaning I have AN appointment with him.
Is there a general rule that explains this ?
Thanks,
Jean
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