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Compter (sur)

To count (upon)

Également

Equally, also

Loger

To stay

Quelle barbe!

How boring

Le commissariat

Police station

Fonctionner

To work

Minable

Pathetic

Obliger

To force

Plutôt

Rather

Le propriétaire

Owner

Le séjour

Stay, visit

Le souci

Worry

Une fois

Once