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What do french people call a meeting?
une réunion "meeting" is used for political meeting
What is another name for a meeting in French?
Another name for a meeting in French is "réunion."
A short definition for adjourn?
To adjourn is to pause. When a meeting is adjourned, the people disperse until their next meeting. It comes from the French "jour", a day; the sense is that you are finished for the day, and will start again tomorrow.
How do you use quorum in a sentence?
quorum = minimum number of people required for a meeting or assembly before it can validly start eg The annual meeting couldn't start until a fourth person arrived, because the quorum for a valid meeting was four.
How do you say it was very nice meeting you in french?
You don't, it's never a pleasure meeting somebody who's French.
Meeting place French word?
The French word for meeting place is "lieu de rencontre".
When do french people start school?
on the 13th of sept
How can you help to spread environmental project?
You get a meeting in a group of people to see if they like your idea. Then you actually start your project. By and by other people will want to do the same project as you and they will start their own group of people too. This is how you spread an environmental project. You get a meeting in a group of people to see if they like your idea. Then you actually start your project. By and by other people will want to do the same project as you and they will start their own group of people too. This is how you spread an environmental project.
What did most of the people who came together to revolt have in common in the french revolution?
because they wanted to
When do french people start dating?
generally in their mid-30s
What is the word for meeting place in French?
A meeting point or meeting place is "un point de rendez-vous" or "un point de rencontre" in French.
Why did the British allow the Indian National Congress to start meeting?
So India's people didn't overthrow them.
