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Brother
French translation:
frère
GLOSSARY ENTRY (DERIVED FROM QUESTION BELOW)
English term or phrase:
Brother
French translation:
frère
Entered by:
thierry2
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02:02 Apr 1, 2002
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English to French translations
[Non-PRO]
unspecified
English term or phrase:
Brother
My brother's name is Damian. He is seventeen years old. His birthday is on the ninetenth of april. He lives in Como. He is Australian. He has two brothers.
Jason
frère
Explanation:
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thierry2
Canada
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Summary of answers provided
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+8
frère
thierry2
4
frangin
CGagnon
Discussion entries:
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Claudia Iglesias
Chile
Jason : if you are studying French this isn't the way you're going to learn your lessons.You'll be alone for the tests !
02:05 Apr 1, 2002
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11 mins confidence:
peer agreement (net): +8
frère
Explanation:
none
thierry2
Canada
PRO pts in pair:
336
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DPolice
1 hr
agree
Geneviève von Levetzow
:
D'accord avec la remarque de Claudia aussi, bonjour à tous.
4 hrs
agree
Rado Varbanov
4 hrs
agree
xxxcldumas
5 hrs
agree
Margaret Lagoyianni
11 hrs
agree
xxxLilla
13 hrs
agree
Florence B
:
agree with Claudia too..
15 hrs
agree
Fernando Muela
1 day2 hrs
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1 day1 hr confidence:
frangin
Explanation:
"Frangin" is colloquial expression meaning "brother". It can be seen as an expression of affection. So, if you like your brother, you can call "mon frangin". It's not a reason to do "les quatre cents coups" with him!
CGagnon
Canada
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