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|    13 Jul 24 11:16:07    |
      XPost: alt.usage.english       From: wugi@brol.invalid              Op 12/07/2024 om 21:13 schreef HenHanna:       >       > feu in "feu votre père" -- where else would the [feu] go?       >       > Maybe it's from a rule like this:       >       >       >       > In French, adjectives that typically go before the noun (modified       > noun) can be categorized with the acronym BANGS which stands for:       >       > Beauty (Beauté): Adjectives describing beauty or aesthetics often       > come before.       >       > Ex: Une belle robe (A beautiful dress)       >       > [...]              Never heard of in school.              "La feue reine" would fit.              But not       "Feu la reine"       "Feu ma mère".              I have yet to come across examples like       "Ma feue mère"       "Les feues soeurs"       "Mes feus parents"       "Feu mes parents"       ...              --       guido wugi              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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