Se Mo Suh has written:
'Pathogenesis of hypocalcemia in magnesium depletion' -- subject(s): Metabolism, Calcium, Hypocalcemia, Magnesium
Moi se Kisling has written: 'Kisling'
Hanxiang Wu has written: 'Se mo she zhen' -- subject(s): Chinese Medicine, Medicine, Chinese, Physical diagnosis, Pulse, Tongue manifestations of general diseases
Se-bung Chu has written: 'Murung chapko'
Laurette Se journe has written: 'Arqueologi a de Teotihuacan'
Teruhisa Se has written: 'Riberarizumu no saisei' -- subject(s): Liberalism
Danielle Bandelier has written: 'Se dire et se taire'
Mo-nah-se-tah died in 1922.
Maidhc Dainin O Se has written: 'Mair, a Chapaill'
Ze se s. Oikonomou has written: 'Aithria sige'
Se-il Park has written: 'Reforming labor management relations'
Est-ce qu'on se verra ce soir, On se verra ce soir? or Te verrai-je ce soir? and Se verra-t-on ce soir? are French equivalents of the English phrase "Will I see you tonight?" Formality (case 1), informality (examples 2, 3) and intermediate formality/informality (instance 3) decide which form of "Will one see one another this evening?" suits. The respective pronunciations will be "eh-skon suh vra suh swar," "on suh vra suh swar," "tuh vrezh suh swar" and "suh vra-ton suh swar" in French.
Meer-uh suh vi-ni.