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where do you come from -- d'où venez-vous
The most notable of the French officers was Lafayette (1757-1834). His full name was Marie-Joseph Paul Yves Roch Gilbert du Motier, Marquis de La Fayette.
Fayetteville was named after the French General LaFayette. He was as popular as a modern day rock star after the Revolution.
"Where does he come from?" in French is written as "D'où vient-il?"
Lafayette California? I knew a Tara Ruble from Lafayette....
Two such individuals come to mind immediately, the Marquis de Lafayette and Count of Rochambeau. Both lead American Colonial and French troops on the side of the Colonials against the British.
They Aren't Coming To Lafayette. You Have To Go To New Orleans.
1775
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Lafayette We Come - 1918 was released on: USA: 3 November 1918 France: 25 July 1919
"Catherine". The Gaelic name used to come for old French "Cateline", which does not exist anymore.
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