A place where people stay for some time to have a rest.
both are correct; 'quoi qu'on fasse' is likely to be used in speech, as it is less formal than 'quoi que nous fassions'.
"I will be" is a literal English equivalent of the French phrase Je serai. The pronunciation of the first person singular subject pronoun and the future indicative tense will be "zhuh sreh" in northerly French and "zhuh suh-reh" in southerly French.
je serai ici
Serai Takagi was born on July 13, 2004, in Japan.
'Je serai' is not in Irish. Beidh mé means 'I will be'.
Je te serai fidèle was created in 2003.
Je serai is the first person conjugation of the verb être. It means "I will be".
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Battle of Badli-ki-Serai happened on 1857-06-08.
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Je serai toujours ici means 'I will always be here'
"je serai là "