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closed french word appraise help
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"rappeur.com it mean rap singer in french, of course rap has great success in europe"
Not well known, obviously. Though I've had some french language background, I think the difficult spelling here will be tough to overcome ... for the majority! Good Luck.
Not well known, obviously. Though I've had some french language background, I think the difficult spelling here will be tough to overcome ... for the majority! Good Luck.
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>CoolHost: the difficult spelling here will be tough to overcome
I don't particularly find rappeur.com difficult to spell, even without my 2 full courses of French in college. However, be prepared to reply to some enquiry en francais.
I don't particularly find rappeur.com difficult to spell, even without my 2 full courses of French in college. However, be prepared to reply to some enquiry en francais.
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"I don't particularly find rappeur.com difficult to spell, even without my 2 full courses of French in college. However, be prepared to reply to some enquiry en francais."
I do. I think you actually need to speak french (.FR?), or have a good deal of knowledge with it, to spell it correctly ... really. I always found french to be somewhat difficult to grasp, with spelling, word/adjective placement, enunciation. N'est pas?
Bon Marche.
I do. I think you actually need to speak french (.FR?), or have a good deal of knowledge with it, to spell it correctly ... really. I always found french to be somewhat difficult to grasp, with spelling, word/adjective placement, enunciation. N'est pas?
Bon Marche.
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