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Translation - French-English - Le diable m'a blessé mais un ange m'a réanimé...
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Category
Thoughts
Title
Le diable m'a blessé mais un ange m'a réanimé...
Text
Submitted by
port
Source language: French
Le diable m'a blessé mais un ange m'a réanimé...
Title
The devil hurt me but a angel revived me...
Translation
English
Translated by
raykogueorguiev
Target language: English
The devil hurt me but an angel revived me...
Validated by
lilian canale
- 20 April 2008 02:48
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19 April 2008 14:27
Francky5591
Number of messages: 12396
"a
n
angel"
when the word begins with a wowel, one says "an", when it begins with a consonnant, it is "a"
eg : "an angel", "a devil"