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The correct spelling is the proper noun "French."
The correct spelling of the French adverb is "anticonstitutionnellement." It means "unconstitutionally."
The correct spelling (from the French) is "lieutenant."
"Goodbye" is the correct spelling to use when parting from someone. "Good-by" is an outdated and less common alternative spelling.
The correct spelling for the French word for tribute is "hommage."
The French for goodbye is "adieu". The English word for fuss or trouble is "ado".
The correct spelling for the English word "goodbye" is G-O-O-D-B-Y-E.
It is one word, not two. The correct spelling is goodbye.
The correct spelling is the proper noun "French."
The correct spelling of the French adverb is "anticonstitutionnellement." It means "unconstitutionally."
The correct spelling (from the French) is "lieutenant."
The correct spelling is "mannequin" (display dummy, from the French).
"Goodbye" is the correct spelling to use when parting from someone. "Good-by" is an outdated and less common alternative spelling.
That is the correct spelling of the word "goodbye."
There are similar foreign language terms:adieu - goodbye in Frenchadios - goodbye in SpanishBoth literally mean "(go with) God."Another close word is audio, referring to sound played or recorded.
The correct spelling is "entrepreneur" (from the French term).
The correct spelling for the French word for tribute is "hommage."