The Arch of Triumph is in Quebec.
If you mean in Canada, that's Quebec
There is no such word in French. If you mean "explorer", it is French for "to explore". If you mean the English noun "explorers", the French translation is "explorateurs".
"Je me souviens" is a French phrase that translates to "I remember." It is the official motto of the Canadian province of Quebec, often seen on their license plates, and signifies the importance of remembering the province's history and values.
um... I think I know what you mean. In France, they speak French and their capital is Paris. In Quebec, they speak Quebecois, which is basically slang french, (but don't tell them that!) and their capital is Quebec city. In Haiti they speak Haitian Creole, some other islands speak Creole, which is basically french but it has a lot of different words and is very hard for a french speaker to understand! Their capital is Port-au-Prince. In Ivory Coast, (cote d'ivoire) they also speak very good french, idk their capital. (google it) There are a few countries in Africa that speak french including Algeria, Liberia, Sudan (i think) and Ivory coast. Did this help?
Tisha doesn't mean anything in French.
LARC stands for long-acting reversible contraception, and includes contraceptive implants and intrauterine devices.
In Québéc they speak French
If you mean in Canada, that's Quebec
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If by Quebec you mean Quebec city, it is the capital of Quebec, Canada.
I'm assuming you mean other than France. There is Canada (especially the province of Quebec) that speak french, and then there's Belgium.
a blancmange is a french word . I dunno the word in english but it's a dessert made of milk, cornstach and sugar. they often serve this in hospital in quebec
Presently living in Quebec, Canada and speaking French and English fluently, Liers is and place in Belgium. However, you probably meant 'liens' which means 'links'.
The phrase 'Vive Quebec libre' needs to be written, more accurately, as 'Vive le Quebec libre'. Its meaning is Long live free Quebec. In the word-by-word translation, the verb 'vive' means 'live'. The definite article 'le' means 'the'. The noun 'Quebec' refers to the French-speaking province of Quebec in Canada. And the adjective 'libre' means 'free'.
"le prix de l'Arc de Triomphe", these days "le Prix Qatar - Arc de Triomphe" is a prestigious horserace held annually in Paris. The name translates as "the Arc de Triomphe trophy / price". The Arc de Triomphe (English: the triumphal arch) is a large stone arch at the upper end of the Champs-Elysees avenue in Paris.
QC is an abbreviation for Quebec