I think I used 'disparition'just because it's the french word for it.
As words ending in 'tion' are often the same in english and french I used 'disparition' without checking it was the proper english word.
thanks for your english lessons :)
(As words ending in 'tion' are often the same in english and french I used 'disparition' without checking it was the proper english word.
thanks for your english lessons :)
oCo,
Sat 7 Jun 2003, 21:38,
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I'm not trying to correct your English -my own is too wobbly for me to do that.
It's just that "disparition", while quite correct, is a rare word in English, that you seldom see.
Apologies for any offence - let's face it, I wouldn't dare try to write this message in French, while your English is better than many of us can manage.
(It's just that "disparition", while quite correct, is a rare word in English, that you seldom see.
Apologies for any offence - let's face it, I wouldn't dare try to write this message in French, while your English is better than many of us can manage.
Cassidy : Vissi d'arte,
Sat 7 Jun 2003, 22:27,
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I vote for disparitionand award you 10 points. Unfortunately "disparate" means different. There's no "disparate" verb in my dictionary, so I'm editing one in by hand. Je le redact avec mes mains... C'est l'extremite de ma francais...
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Oscar Wildebeest,
Sun 8 Jun 2003, 20:01,
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