Enjoy the weekend
French translation: Passe un bon week-end !
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| 5 +1 | Passe un bon week-end ! |
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| 4 | Profite de ton Samedi / Dimanche |
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peer agreement (net): +1
peer agreement (net): +1Passe un bon week-end ! Explanation: 'Passe' if there's one person the plural would be 'passez' |
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Profite de ton Samedi / Dimanche Explanation: Pour faire plaisir aux amis du Québec! "Week-end" pour les francophones ordinaires! |
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