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En face means 'opposite'. Je viens du café d'en face means 'I come from the pub opposite (from here)'
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What does jolie mean in french?
Jolie in French means a girl with a pretty face, despite other ugly features.
What is 'grêle' when translated from French to English?
"la grêle" (feminine noun) is hail or hailstorm in English; 'il grêle' (from verb grêler) means that it is hailing. "un visage grêlé" is a pockmarked face, "le grêlé" means "the person with a pockmarked face".
What is a 'vis-a-vis' government?
It means face- to- face in french
What is rostro en en English?
It means face; a person's face.
What does the french word en face de mean?
"En face de" in French means "opposite" or "across from". It is used to describe a location or direction of something in relation to another object or place.
What is the french word for the English word FACE?
A person's face is 'visage' or 'figure'. An animal's face is 'face'.visage
What does la cara means in English?
it means the face
Vous you manquez avec votre visage sublime?
The sentence contains a mixture of French and English. The word "you" in the sentence is not French.The rest of the sentence means "you miss [you] with your beautiful face". If the English "you" can be replaced with vous, the sentence would be something like "you miss your beautiful face", but the French is not well-written.
What is beautiful face when translated from English to french?
Beau visage
What does viz a vi stand for?
OK, it isn't viz a vi, it's vis a vis, and the word vis is an abbreviation of the French word visage, which means face, hence, vis a vis means face to face (with a also being French, and meaning to - I know it could be a bit confusing, since a is also an English word that means something completely different). Furthermore, the concept face to face is not meant literally, it is used metaphorically to mean, with regard to.
What language VIS-À-VIS?
It's French - it means face to face
What does la figure mean in English?
'la figure' means the face in French. It can also be a drawing to illustrate something in an exercise book or exam sheet.
