à côté
French Revolution was very violent, many people were killed in the riots and later many were executed in the name of the Republic, beside many Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette.
it depends - as it often does in Irish beside the sea/river etc is "cois" for most other things it is "in aice"
The Roman senators were more than likely the largest group of slave owners beside the emperor.The Roman senators were more than likely the largest group of slave owners beside the emperor.The Roman senators were more than likely the largest group of slave owners beside the emperor.The Roman senators were more than likely the largest group of slave owners beside the emperor.The Roman senators were more than likely the largest group of slave owners beside the emperor.The Roman senators were more than likely the largest group of slave owners beside the emperor.The Roman senators were more than likely the largest group of slave owners beside the emperor.The Roman senators were more than likely the largest group of slave owners beside the emperor.The Roman senators were more than likely the largest group of slave owners beside the emperor.
On the acropolis of Athens, beside the Parthenon.
It means she is right beside me lol
The word "beside" in French can be translated as "à côté de."
jouxte
in front: devant, behind: derrière, in: dedans, on: dessus, under: dessous, beside: à côté (de).
juste à côté du salon
à côté de la chaise
que tu sois là à côté de moi
Crown braid,down,French braid, or any braid
i know two of them one in Canada province of quebec french town just beside Ottawa and the one in UK
French Revolution was very violent, many people were killed in the riots and later many were executed in the name of the Republic, beside many Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette.
The prefix of "beside" is "be-".
In order it would be Spanish, Mandarin, Portuguese, French, maybe even Arabic if you want to be more unique.
Beside is a preposition, not a verb.