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Have a pearoast
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Have a pearoast
From the Whoah! That wasn't there before I went to bed! challenge. See all 314 entries (closed)
( , Sun 21 Mar 2004, 2:32, archived)
woo! very good ;)
TJ:
Anyonespeak write french here?
i need to know which accents are used on which letters..
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Sun 21 Mar 2004, 2:36,
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Anyone
i need to know which accents are used on which letters..
which sort of accent do you require
assistance with? french is my second language of choice.
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Sun 21 Mar 2004, 2:51,
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hey,
i just want to know which are used..
i have to make a flash thinger that kids can type french sentences into - accents can be added by clicking the relevant button
so i need to know which accents are used - which to make buttons for ;)
à â ç é è ê î ô ù
-are all these used? which are/aren't and have i missed any?
thanks!
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Sun 21 Mar 2004, 2:57,
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i have to make a flash thinger that kids can type french sentences into - accents can be added by clicking the relevant button
so i need to know which accents are used - which to make buttons for ;)
à â ç é è ê î ô ù
-are all these used? which are/aren't and have i missed any?
thanks!
okay - well, i only did french a level, but i'll try...
they all seem to be okay. the a slanting to the right is, of course, a word in it's own right ("at" or "to"). the pointy one i can't remember the name of, but it's used on a, e (less commonly) i and o. i can't think of any words off the top of my head with an accent over the u, but it looks familiar, so i think that's correct. the squiggle under the "c" is a silla. makes a "c" sound like an "s".
so far as i can see, you haven't missed any out.
/ends lesson
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Sun 21 Mar 2004, 3:06,
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so far as i can see, you haven't missed any out.
/ends lesson