We see each other eye that sees its next
"Prochain" in French means "next" or "upcoming." It can be used to refer to the next event, person, or occurrence in a sequence or order.
mental map ._.
To translate It's Spanish for 'to translate ' en español traducir
"Thanks" can be translated to "salamat" in Tagalog.
These are two adjectives meaning - next or following. Prochain is generally used when the context is the present while "suivant" is used in relation to the temporal definition given by the context. It is the same difference between "tomorrow" and "the day after" in English examples Je serais là la semaine prochaine. I'll be there next week. Je ne pourrais pas venir la semaine prochaine, mais je viendrais la semaine suivante. I won't come next week, but I'll come the week after. I hope this will help
"Prochain" in French means "next" or "upcoming." It can be used to refer to the next event, person, or occurrence in a sequence or order.
"s'identifier avec un autre compte" means 'to log in using another account' in French
essayer un autre mélange : try another mix / mixture
flaca means skinny or lean (for someone/something feminine)
It means "no dictionary"
it means that someone has to translate from the French language, to German language
"Another pencil" is an English equivalent of the French phrase "un autre crayon."Specifically, the masculine singular definite article "un" means "a, one." The feminine/masculine indefinite adjective "autre" means "other." The masculine noun "crayon" means "pencil."The pronunciation is "eh-noh-truh kreh-oh."
It either means "children", "ferret", or I'm geussing it means this... "No one attacks me with impunity"
"Kage no Ninngen" or "Kage no Ningen" means "People of the Shadows" "Kage" means " Shadows", "Ningen" means "People" and in this context, "no" means "of".
Translated from Spanish it means "translate." For example: She translates (Ella traduce).The word, however, exists in English, and is a verb meaning, to speak maliciously and falsely of someone or something; to slander or defame.
It is ''On va vous revoir une autre fois.''
That's another thing or That's something else may be English equivalents of 'C'est autre chose'. The words in French are pronounced 'seh-toh-truh-shohz'.In the word by word translation, the demonstrative 'ce'* means 'this, that'. The verb 'est' means '[he/she/it] is'. The adjective 'autre' means 'another, other'. The feminine gender noun 'chose' means 'thing'.*The vowel 'e' is dropped, because of the beginning vowel 'e' of the following word. The temporary nature of the dropping is indicated by the apostrophe.