toute a' loure
| 12:45 Jun 21, 2001 |
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| na | See you later |
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| na | tout à l'heure |
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| na | later |
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See you later Explanation: The correct phrase is (à) tout à l'heure. It may meen both "see you later" or "a while ago". As you have the word "love" here, I assume it is a note from someone, so in this case the meaning is "see you later", "talk to you later". None needed here. Experience |
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tout à l'heure Explanation: that's the right spelling for 'see you later'. n |
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later Explanation: "toute à loure" is an informal substitute for "toute à l'heure", meaning later; one also says "à toute" meaning "See ya later" |
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