Translation - Nemacki-Francuski - Aphorismen sind ohne Grenzen.

ou encore : "consiste à"

merci Francky. Encore mieux, je corrige. Reviens demain à "plein temps, mon ami rentre chez lui et j'ai besoin d'un peu de liberté. OUFF.

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Dear Gamine and Francky,

I know that it is custom not to use "ne" when talking but as I am going to print this translation I wonder if it would be better to use the "ne pas" form?
I would be glad to hear your opinion!
Thanks a lot!

Hi Minny!

The way it is ("n'ont pas" is the correct way it reads, here it is different from (for instance) English, where there is a spoken language where you'd say (for instance as well) "I'll do it" instead of "I will do it"-correct wrtiten form of it. In French, the gramatically correct form is this "n'"...pas ==> "n'ont pas". If you wrote "ne ont pas" you'd do a mistake.

So you can print it the way it is hereabove (Lene's translation), it is the correct way it [officialy] reads.

I wish you a nice and ny Sunday afternoon!

Thank you so much, dear Francky, for your quick and detailed explanation!
We have had a lot of rain, but this afternoon the sun is actually shining and you have put my mind at peace! :-)
I hope you enjoy the Sunday too!