Telephone & Communication

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Starts with a vowel, hence the definite article 'l'.

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Uses the informal imperative 'laisse'.

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Short for 'téléphone portable'.

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Requires the acute accent on the 'e'.

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Used for both text messages and general messages.

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Plural takes an 'x' instead of an 's'.

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Feminine noun ending in -ie.

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Can refer to a person or the address book list.

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Feminine noun with standard plural.

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Derived from the verb 'sonner' (to ring).

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Often shortened colloquially to 'appli'.

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Used in the common expression 'la ligne est occupée'.

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Regular -er verb taking a direct object.

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Antonym of 'raccrocher'.

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Regular -er verb.

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Stem changes in the present tense (j'envoie, nous envoyons).

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Regular -re verb; takes 'à' before objects.

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Regular -er verb.

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Soft 'g' sound requiring an 'e' before 'a' (nous chargeons).

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Can be used reflexively or actively.

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Standard greeting exclusively used on the telephone.

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Uses polite 'vous' imperative form.

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Adjective used to describe a busy telephone line.

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Colloquial abbreviation of 'fausse manipulation'.

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Fixed expression used when lacking mobile signal.