tout le monde
There were lots of different taxes. Everybody paid some; the First Estate (Clergy) hardly any, the Second Estate (Nobility) only a few, and the Third Estate (everybody else) all of them.
because he built forts to stop the french from invading Portsmouth and he was a king and made everybody follow what he said
an ampersand is called 'une esperluette' in French, but nobody knows about it except the dictionary. Everybody calls the ampersand key - le signe 'et' - according to its common pronounciation.Finch & Co is pronounced "Finch et compagnie"
treating everybody fairly
Everybody is different, not everybody has the same eye colour
everybody = tout le monde
tout le monde
In French class in high school , we learned it was: "toute le monde." Literally translated it means "all the world," but is used to mean "everybody."
Everybody is translated 'tout le monde' in French. This is singular. ex: tout le monde s'en VA (everybody leaves)
Well everybody has to eat, genius!
tout le monde a ...
bonsoir chacun
No, they aren't weird they are just like everybody else:)
it means: everybody
"Venez tout le monde"
"Salut tout le monde!"
Everybody speaks french in New-Caledonia. But the accent of the natives is particular.