to rent is 'louer' in French.
Yes, the landlord falsely claimed that you didn't pay rent, even though you did.
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when bugs bunny say "what's up doc ?" in french he say "quoi de neuf docteur" "what's new doc ?
He is a businessman is 'c'est un homme d'affaires' in French.
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A different role is "un rôle différent" in French.
a bookshop is translated 'une librairie' in French (while the library is called 'bibliothèque')
je suis un spécimen différent
In French, "beg to differ" can be translated as "permettez-moi de ne pas être d'accord".
Location in French is situation.Not to be confused with Location which is also the french word for "a rent". It comes from th verb Louer (to rent, to hire..)
literally "louer un livre", but we say "emprunter un livre" (borrow a book) even if we are in fact renting it. a library = une bibliothèque (you borrow or rent books) a bookstore = une librairie (you buy books, you can't borrow or rent) a bookseller = un libraire, une libraire
the noun for 'louer' (to rent) is 'une location' in French. When looking for a place to live, you may use 'une location' but is is more common to say 'une maison à louer / un appartement à louer' (a house / a flat to rent). Une location is more commonly used when speaking of the place you will rent for the holidays.
"à louer" means "for rent"
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Tenant farmers paid their French lords annual rent. This practice has been important in the United States since the 1870s.
to say is the verb 'dire' in French.
le rentier = stockholder, shareholder, rent-roll