It is by changing the display language option that the site can go from French to English.
Specifically, the display language can be determined under the keyboard/language options. These options may be accessed through the regional/language options. Just select "English" as the site's display language.
"Changez" is a French word that translates to "changed" or "changed person" in English.
Yes search French to English Translator on Google.
Karma is the same in French. It is a Sanskrit word that is not changed in English, French, Spanish.
No, however they do count towards the "Linguist" badge on both the international and English site.
The French phrase 'site de rencontre' is translated into English as 'site of meeting'. For example, 'un site de recontre en ligne' means 'an online dating site'.
I suggest you go on a French to English translator site. This answer is: sucette! Thanks x
No, there is not a strictly English version of that site. But, what you can do is log onto it using Chrome browser and that will translate the French into English.
Sur place is a French equivalent of the Latin phrase in situ. The prepositional phrase translates as "on site" in English. The pronunciation will be "syoor plas" in French.
A dictionary site for individual words: Wordreference.com A translation site for full sentences: translate.google.com
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English speaking countries all have one version of the English Answers.com site. Answers.com has other languages sites for French, German, Spanish, Italian and Tagalog.
Answer's foreign language sites are no longer in use. The old french site was located at: fr.answers.com but is now closed to registration. The main site is the English version.