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The French phrase "je m'appelle" translates to "my name is" in English. It is commonly used as an introduction to provide one's name in a conversation or when meeting someone for the first time.
The French word for meeting place is "lieu de rencontre".
A meeting is une réunion, une rencontre, un rendez-vous in French. The meeting place is "un point de rendez-vous, un point de rencontre, un lieu de réunion"
Ronnie is spelled the same way in French, as it is a name that doesn't change when translated to another language.
the French equivalent is Stéphane. Another related first name is Étienne.
you can say : "un lieu de rendez-vous"
Another name for a post mortem meeting is a retrospective.
A debriefing session is another name for a lessons learned meeting.
If life, metting is "rencontre" "our first meeting" = Notre première recontre" In work, a meeting is called "Une réunion" The word meeting exists in french to call athletism events, political events and air show "Le meeting de Paris" is a athletic competition Un meeting politique - a political Un meeting aérien - an air show
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The Tabernacle was also known as the Tent of Meeting.
Yes. It comes from the Latin word "ad" which means "to" and the French word "jour" or "journée" meaning "day". In other words "adjourn" means "to another day".Another AnswerIn British English, adjourn means to temporarily suspenda meeting, not to end that meeting. To end a meeting is to 'close' that meeting.