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And well, the orthography with CT appeared only in the Grand Robert dictionnary in 1970 (disappeared after), and Quillet dictionnary in 1971 (much less known dictionnaries, Frenches do use Larousse and Petit Robert dictionnaries everyday ad the most import source, the Grand Robert is academic and used to reference other less common usages, but it does NOT state the correct orthography and meaning that everyone accepts).
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From: "dway" <email address hidden>
To: <email address hidden>
Sent: Saturday, April 15, 2006 10:11 PM
Subject: [Bug 38967] Re: [Bug 38967] Re: [Bug 38967] RE: [Bug 38967] Re: [Bug38967] Re: [Bug 38967] Re: [Bug38967] Re: [Bug38967] Re:[Bug38967] Re: [Bug 38967] Re: [Bug38967] Re: Translation mistakewecan't find in Rosetta
héhé,
I'm sorry but "déconnexion" is not valid in french even if it's accepted by
everyone...
"déconnection IS the good word :)
see there for french people :
http://
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2006/4/13, verdy_p <email address hidden>:
>
> kritchek wrote:
> > Does it mean "Do you want to remove the device ?" or "Ubuntu is
> > removing the device" ?
> >
> > For the first one, the translation should be "Retirer le
> > pÃffÃ,(
> pÃffÃ,(
>
> Sorry, but "(dé)connection" is incorrect (a common mistake).
>
> The noun is "(dé)connexion" (with an "x" in standard French orthography),
> even though the verb is "(dé)connecter".
>
> And "périphérique" (with "ph") is the only correct French orthography.
>
> So the second one will be "déconnexion du périphérique"...
>
> Thanks.
>
>
> --
> Translation mistake we can't find in Rosetta
> https:/
>
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Translation mistake we can't find in Rosetta
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