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Describing Words

Describing Words

by Zavenda, Nov. 2017

Subjects: French

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Beaucoup	A lot, very much	(bohcoo)
Un Peu	A little	(uhn poo)
Souvent	Often	(soovahn)
Toujours	Always	(toojuu)
Aussi	Also, too	(ahsee)
Maintenant	Now	(pronunciation unknown)
Rarement	Rarely	(rairmohn)