heuresse
| 09:51 Nov 30, 2000 |
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| na | Sure its not "heureuse"? (Happy, feminine) |
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| na | happy |
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| na | happy (fem.) |
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| na | happy |
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Sure its not "heureuse"? (Happy, feminine) Explanation: In which case it would be "I hope you're always happy." (toujours w/ s) |
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happy Explanation: Correct spelling is "heureuse". Your sentence would be translated, "and I hope you will be happy forever". Larousse Unabridged French-English Dictionary |
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happy (fem.) Explanation: and I hope you'll always be happy! heuresse=heureuse toujour=toujours 'always' rather than 'forever' is my feeling although they are synonyms MMI |
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1 day 23 hrs
happy Explanation: I agree with the other that "heuresse" is a misspelling for "heureuse" (happy, feminine). Therefore, I would translate your sentence as "...and I hope you will be happy forever" I would have translated it as "...and I hope you will always be happy", if the original were "...et j'éspère que tu sois toujours hereuse"... Kika |
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