what us words come from france?
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RSVP\nRendez-vous\nHors d'oeuvre\nCuisine\nEntree\nSoupe du jour\nA la mode (for an apple pie)\nEncore\n\nJust a few I could thing of right now.
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The French word 'merde' has the same meaning and use as the English word 's.h.i.t'.\n\nPardon my French.
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Wow!  I've never seen French typed like that before.\nI'll make sure my French countrymen don't burn you at the stake.
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France, Native Americans.
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boutonniere\nit's french for "i don't know what.."
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As a recent former Marine, I can tell you that 'boucoup' (sp?) is used sometimes in the Corps, but mostly by the older Marines.    Its a French word used by Vietnamese and picked up by the leathernecks who went to Vietnam and came back alive.  Vietnam was formerly French IndoChina in the colonial era, which is why the Vietnamese were fighting them in the 1st place.  Through typical Washington brilliance, 'they' (the French) became 'us' (the Americans) after 'they' got their collective ass handed to them by those Hard-As-Nails NVA Soldiers at Dien-ben-fo (sp?).
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French kiss means a wild loose kissing. I think the origin lies back to middle age, where the French men were showed as best lovers.
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Look for those key words on your surch engine :\nINRA\nIFREMER\nCNRS\nCEA\nmake sure to look in FRench related websites
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britanica,lexicon,americana
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translate them from american
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in french means,god with us!
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Do you mean "The French Connection"
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French= lampe \nGreek= lamp\nLatin= lámpara
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French.\n\nhttp://www.tolearnenglish.com/tous.php\n\nhttp://www.france-pub.com/french/\n\nhttp://www.frenchassistant.com/default.asp\n\nhttp://www.bonjour.com/\n\nhttp://www.frenchtutorial.com/\n\n\nALL SITES - IN FRENCH:\n\nhttp://www.anglaisfacile.com        Apprendre l'anglais\n\nhttp://www.francaisfacile.com      Apprendre le français\n\nhttp://www.mesoutils.com            Outils utiles au travail ou à la maison\n\nhttp://www.mesexercices.com      Exercices variés\n\nhttp://www.mathfacile.com\n\n\nGood luck.\n\nKevin, Liverpool, England.
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most of these words come from latin or greek.. and they have to follow them.\n\nthe word nuclear is: NU CLE YARRRR\nLarynx is: LA RYNKSS\nmischievous is : MIS CHEE VUSS\n\nwell most would varu by culture and accent. if ur accent is english, u'd say :"either as: eye therrrr.... while if it was american u'd say "eeeee therrrr\n\nand it has nothg to education... E DU KA SHUN\n\ngood luck.
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Ask France.  Assuming you and they still speak French.\n\nRoch cop:  Liberals have trouble with what the definitions of is is, and apparently also was was.
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Seems to me that the British us the "ou" a lot.  Being from America, I use "favorite".