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Passer has lots of meaning in French. A most common one is "to go from one location to another"
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What is the translation of je ne peux pas passer un jour sans to english?
"je ne peux pas passer un jour sans toi" = "I can't spend one day without you"
How do you spell passers buyers?
In British English it is passer-by (pl. passers-by). Incidentally, the word has nothing to do with buy or buyers. It is simply one or more people, who pass by (along).
What is the singular of passers-by?
Passer-by.
How do you say spending quality time in French?
Passer un bon moment (one time) Passer de bons moments (several times)
Does jadwiga mean Jackie in English?
No - it does not mean Jackie in english. "Hedwig" is the English language equivalent for "Jadwiga"
What does the French sentence regarder passer un examen mean?
'passer un examen' means 'to take / to sit an exam' in English. (That doesn't mean that you actually pass it). Regarder is 'to watch, to look at', so regarder passer un examen means 'to look at [someone] taking an exam'
What does the French 'passepartout' mean in English?
English Meaning of PassepartoutUn passepartout is a master key. The word stems from 'passer' (to pass) partout (everywhere).
What does passer mean in football?
The passer is also known as a quarterback (QB)
What is the English of pa passer?
Don't walk
What does passer mean french?
To pass
What does passer mean in latin?
Sparrow.
What does Passer la journée mean?
passer la journée is 'to spend the day'
What does the French sentence passer la journée mean?
passer la journée means to spend the day in French.
What is the duration of Passer passer piger?
The duration of Passer passer piger is 1.38 hours.
When was Passer passer piger created?
Passer passer piger was created on 1965-07-23.
What is je vais passer une semaine a Paris in English?
I will spend one week in Paris.
What does passer la langue mean?
"Passer la langue" is a French expression meaning to run one's tongue over one's lips or lick one's lips, often in anticipation or desire.
