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How do you say size in french?
"la taille" what's your size? = quelle est votre taille ?
What is a taille-cragon?
un taille-crayon (plural: des taille-crayons) is a pencil sharpener in French.
How do you pronounce taille?
Pronounce 'taille' with the ending sound of "why"
Why is La Gabelle so unpopular?
Gabelle is the local tax collector, so naturally the peasants hate him
What was direct royal taxation on land or property in the middle ages?
Tax in the Middle Ages was known as a tithe, Farmers had to offer a tenth of their harvest, while craftsmen had to offer a tenth of their production. Obviously, there were many different taxes in the Middle Ages, levied by different sources. You might pay taxes to your liege lord, your town, your trade guild, or even to your King. Under a Feudal system, taxes were most commonly paid in a form of promised service or in goods, rather than in money. The tithe was a specific form of religious tax, paid to the Catholic Church. As noted above, a tithe was one-tenth of your total yearly income or output, to be paid to your local church.
What does taille-crayon mean in English?
un taille-crayon (masculine noun, plural: des taille-crayons) is a pencil sharpener in French.
Should you put le or la for the french word taille crayon?
'taille-crayon' is a masculine word. Write: le taille-crayon, un taille-crayon. the first part of the noun is made with a verb, it will not take a plural mark - but the second park is a noun, it will take an 's' when plural: pluural: des taille-crayons, les taille-crayons
How do you say sharpener in french?
If it's a pencil-sharpener, un taille-crayons.
What is a sharpener called in french?
A sharpener is called "un taille-crayon" in French.
What does la taille mean in English?
"La taille" in English translates to "the size" or "the waist" depending on the context.
What was life like for peasants in the French Revolution?
the members of the third estate had no privileges, and played no part in running their country. they had a hard life, and most of them didnt own the land they farmed, they were also expected to serve the king in war & had to pay the taxes, like the gabelle (tax on salt) , tithes & taille
Who was a former servant for the Marquis of Evremonde?
Gabelle
