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are you sure it is viviat and not vivait ??
Because ... vivait là -bas = He lived (was living ) there.
voilà !
Denise
là-bas means over there or down there
'and the bottom'
go over there
"Le garçon là-bas" in French translates to "the boy over there" in English.
La fille là-bas, elle est française? The girl over there, is she French?
(Est-ce que) tu connais la fille là-bas? - Do you know the girl (standing) over there?
Qui est la fille là-bas? - Who is the girl over there?
La Haye
"Ã bas..." means "down with ..."
je suis la bas..
Well, darling, "Es la bas" in Cajun French simply means "It's over there." So if someone's asking where the good gumbo is, you can just point and say "Es la bas" with a flick of your wrist. Just make sure you're pointing in the right direction, unless you want to start a wild gumbo chase!
"à bas ..." means "Down with ..." in French. Ex: à bas le gouvernement ! arrêtez la pluie ! (Down with the government! Stop the rain!)