litteraly brother of the mother (your uncle, what)
Feminine, mother is always feminine whatever is the language...
"a la izquierda de" is the opposite of "a la derecha de"
"De la mañana" means "In the morning", or "a.m.". Example: "seis de la manana" = 6a.m.
"la una" ( Es la una = it is one o'clock) or "una de la tarde" (one in the afternoon).
de la is French for of the e.g. la bord de la mer = the side of the sea = the seaside It means "of the" in the french language - it is the feminine form of the meaning. In France as with many countries...there is a masculine and feminine form of speech. "de" is of - "la" is the feminine form of "the" and "le" is the masculine form.
le frère de la mère (this is the French correct spelling) is " l'oncle ", the uncle. frere means brother and mere means mother
De La Salle Frere was created in 1950.
The head of my mother
C'est (not ses) la gosse de mon frère = It is my brother's kid.
Suremain has written: 'La mere de famille'
the author of la gloire de mon père and lechâteau de ma mère is Marcel PAGNOL
La grand-mère de ma mère est mon (arrière grand-mère) means "my mother's grandmother is my (great-grandmother)".
jean cavalier un frere
Augustinians, Panagia Parigoritissa Monastery, Holy Transfiguration Monastery , St Seraphim of Sarov Skete, Ermitage de la Protection de la Mere de Dieu
"Soeur de la mère" is a French phrase that translates to "aunt on the mother's side" in English. It refers to the sister of someone's mother.
M.- Frere Luc has written: 'The Rorschach test applied to a group of delinquents' -- subject(s): Delinquents, Rorschach Test 'La methode de Rorschach appliquee a un groupe de delinquants et a un groupe controle. --' -- subject(s): Juvenile delinquents, Rorschach Test
"do" doesn't exist in French, probably "du" (shortened form of de le) is what was meant. Therefore, the phrase is "The mother of the husband or of the wife?"