What does le séjour vrai, restent fier mean? - le vrai groslascard divorce
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Manhatta...
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There is no sense in French. "A Holiday", a "stay" or "lounge" "true" meaning "real" Are "proud" means "be proud" So, all together, said, "remain faithful to remain proud," or "real space, stay proud."
Edit: eduj89 is probably correct. I do not know how a Google translated sentense think, but is a bit like a. So, in fact, could mean that: stay true, stay proud.
There is no sense in French. "A Holiday", a "stay" or "lounge" "true" meaning "real" Are "proud" means "be proud" So, all together, said, "remain faithful to remain proud," or "real space, stay proud."
Edit: eduj89 is probably correct. I do not know how a Google translated sentense think, but is a bit like a. So, in fact, could mean that: stay true, stay proud.
Is the online translation of the sentence imposed by English eduj .... But in French it means nothing. It is a good example of the limitations of online translator!
4 comments:
There is no sense in French.
"A Holiday", a "stay" or "lounge"
"true" meaning "real"
Are "proud" means "be proud"
So, all together, said, "remain faithful to remain proud," or "real space, stay proud."
Edit: eduj89 is probably correct. I do not know how a Google translated sentense think, but is a bit like a.
So, in fact, could mean that: stay true, stay proud.
There is no sense in French.
"A Holiday", a "stay" or "lounge"
"true" meaning "real"
Are "proud" means "be proud"
So, all together, said, "remain faithful to remain proud," or "real space, stay proud."
Edit: eduj89 is probably correct. I do not know how a Google translated sentense think, but is a bit like a.
So, in fact, could mean that: stay true, stay proud.
Is the online translation of the sentence imposed by English eduj .... But in French it means nothing. It is a good example of the limitations of online translator!
remain faithful to stay proud
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