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How do you say godfather in different languages?
I know how to say it in Albanian: Babgjysh i THINK THATS HOW you spell it (sorry about Caps)
Wo con sa janwar hai jis k pate mein daant hai?
Ye janwar hai kuttay ko jisa kehte hain. Kuttay ke pate mein daant hotay hain.
What is the stress syllable for participate?
The stress syllable for "participate" is the third syllable, "tis." It is pronounced as par-TI-ci-pate.
What is the stress syllable for the word particpate?
The stress syllable in the word "participate" is the third syllable. It is pronounced as: par-TIC-i-pate.
Is it correct to say you and me or you and I?
The correct term is 'you and I' - however - informally 'you and me' has also become acceptable.It does depend on usage. You and I can sound formal, but is clearly wrong in some cases. 'John will bring lunch for you and me' is correct. You would never say 'Please bring my lunch to I', or 'John will bring lunch to I'. He will bring lunch to you; he will bring lunch to me. So, he will bring lunch to you and me. Think how funny the song would be if it went: 'He touched I... he put his hand near mine, and then... he toughed I.' Not.On the other hand, 'We are a pair, you and I' is correct. You are a singer, I am a singer. We (you and I) are singers.There is a word for affecting 'formal' language because it sounds correct even though it is wrong, but the word escapes me at the moment. The use of 'whom' is another example.'Hypercorrection' is the term which describes the use of incorrect grammar or pronunciation in an attempt to sound more clever or classy than we actually believe ourselves to be. A common example of hypercorrection is usage by English-speakers of the French feminine given name, Françoise. The male version, François, is pronounced Fron'swarh; the female version, Françoise, is Fron'swarhze, but many generations of perfectly feminine French ladies have suffered the English referring to them as François in the fond hope of sounding sophisticated.The popular meat paste, pâté de foie gras (literally ,paste of fat liver, pronounced pate de fwa gra), has led many English speakers to butcher the term coup de grâce, (literally, blow of mercy, describing a mortal blow generally assumed to be dealt by a sword and pronounced coup de gras) so that it becomes coup de gra: literally, blow of fat, a worrying image for sure.Even our own late, legendary musician and philanthropist, Leonard Bernstein, isn't safe from the wannabe-educated yokels. For decades he's suffered the title 'Bernsteen', despite the poor bloke himself demanding to know why, when we don't refer to Albert Eensteen, must we - to his face, even - wilfully mispronounce his own surname.
What is monsieur's pate?
"tete" is "monsier's pate". "tete" is French for "head"
What is gooseliver?
a french pate
What is pate on toast in french?
pate on toast : "une tartine de pâté"
How do you say pate in french?
nob cheese
How do you say liver paste in french?
Pate
What is the French term for scrap dough?
pate fermentee
Is Paterson a Scottish surname?
It is a Scottish name, a nickname for a man with a bald head. Also derived from the Middle English 'Pate' meaning 'head or skull'. The name also has links to the French and German language
Who is Samoan singer of the song pate pate?
Te'Vaka is the original singer of the song "Pate Pate"
Where did pate originate?
Pate Originated from Anglo-Sax Great Britain a lot of the pates settled to the united states for a better life.
When did Jonas Pate get married?
Jonas Pate married to Jennifer Pate in 2001
Who did Jonas Pate marry?
Jonas Pate married to Jennifer Pate in 2001
Is Jonas Pate married?
Yes, Jonas Pate married to Jennifer Pate in 2001
