"L'addition, s'il vous plait" means "the bill, please" in English.
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There are two syllables like so: sil-ver.
To solve the puzzle, break it down by identifying the components: "Sil" refers to "silver," and "fence - f" suggests removing the letter 'f' from "fence," leaving "ence." Thus, the phrase can be interpreted as "silver + gold + n" (since "n" is mentioned). Therefore, the answer is "silver + gold" or "silver and gold."
The main determinant is the resistance which depends on the condition of the sil. Whether you are pulling with a chain or a rope is irrelevant.
No. The Bible, or at least a portion of it, has been translated into 2 400 languages. According to SIL International, there are a total of 6 900 languages in all, so there is still much work to be done.
"Pour aller a la gare sil vous plait" means "go to the station please."
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In English: "Please excuse me".
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Respondez sil vous plait
RSVP is an abbreviation, It comes from the French term "Responde sil vous plait", meaning, please respond.
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Please reply. This is often abbreviated as RSVP on invitations, to encourage you to state if you are coming to the event or not.
It is french "Responde Sil Vous Plait"
s'il vous plait means Please in french (literally if you please)
I would like a bottle of wine, please. (s'il vous plaît)
It basically means "coul you please bring him/her ..." something. What that something is, is left out.