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It means my little trianon.
Le Trianon is a toy hamlet built in the park of the Versailles palace, where the queen Marie-Antoinette pretended to play the shepherdess. There were two of these decorative hamlets, a small one (le Grand Trianon) and a tiny one, (le Petit Trianon) which is essentially a small rococo castle, in the park of the palace. The French middle-class who were able to build some property often refered pleasantly to their place as their 'petit Trianon', as if it was something lavish and fit for the queen herself.
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What does cayo mean in English?
did you mean se cayó? which would mean he/she/it fell.
What does tghe mean?
Oh, dude, I think you might have had a little typo there. I'm guessing you meant "What does 'the mean' mean?" Well, 'the mean' is just a fancy term for the average of a set of numbers. So, like, if you have 5, 10, and 15, the mean would be 10. Easy peasy, right?
What does estoy haciendo trampa mean?
It literally means "I am making trap." Idiomatically it can mean"I'm cheating".
What does tragible mean?
Trangible
What does shahtan mean?
iblees
When was Le Petit Trianon created?
Le Petit Trianon was created in 1892.
What does mon trèsor mean?
Mon petit tresor
How do you say my little man in french?
You can say "mon petit homme" in French to mean "my little man".
What does mon petit in English mean?
my little one
What does mon petit chagrin mean?
my little sadness
What those mon petit ami mean?
Boyfriend!
What does mon petit lapin mean?
'my little rabbit'
What dose mon petit ami mean?
My little friend.
What does 'je prends mon petit déjeuner' mean in English?
je prends mon petit déjeuner is 'I'm taking my breakfast' in English.
What did Louis xvi give Marie Antoinette for her birthday?
Le petit Trianon
Mon petit chou?
In English "Mon petit chou" is "My little cabbage" Dans anglais "Mon petit chou" est "My little cabbage"
What does mon petit bonbon mean in English?
"Mon petit bonbon" translates to "my little candy" in English. It is often used as a term of endearment, conveying affection. The phrase combines "mon" (my), "petit" (little), and "bonbon" (candy), suggesting something sweet and cherished.
