I need a translation (french to en)
French funsubsters, please help!
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French funsubsters, please help!
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mialinay · 27 comments
5 years ago
abhinnav
· 5 years ago
I am pretty fluent in Google translate.
abhinnav
· 5 years ago
Miss you must take appointment on site of the nuts for taking your keys
mialinay
· 5 years ago
Ah. Thanks lol
mialinay
· 5 years ago
Haha thank you yimmye
deleted
· 5 years ago
Okay so mle is short for madamoiselle and rdv is short for rendez-vous, and I guess crous is nuts? If that’s the case the sentence doesn’t make a lick of sense to me, what do nuts have to do with anything?
mialinay
· 5 years ago
Ah
mialinay
· 5 years ago
I got it
abhinnav
· 5 years ago
No idea. The French are crazy, I guess?
deleted
· 5 years ago
Well? Don’t leave us hanging, what do the nuts mean?
mialinay
· 5 years ago
Site de crous means the student services :)
abhinnav
· 5 years ago
A mad person?
deleted
· 5 years ago
Aah you’re going to study in France? (Wait I think you mentioned something like that, you couldn’t finish your tattoo because of it right?)
mialinay
· 5 years ago
Yeah exactly :)
Leaving on friday for 5 months!
Leaving on friday for 5 months!
deleted
· 5 years ago
Ooh that sounds wonderful, best of luck and have fun!
mialinay
· 5 years ago
Thank you so much! Tbh, I'm actually super afraid and don't feel like going at all...
deleted
· 5 years ago
Guess I'm late but "miss you need to take a appointment with the Crous to get your keys"
guest_
· 5 years ago
Crous= nuts. C.R.O.U.S.=Centre Régional des Oeuvres Universitaires et Scolaires. It’s kinda like an office of student services. They deal with scholarships and other things.
moth
· 5 years ago
"make an appointment with student services to get your keys" is the easiest way of putting it
mialinay
· 5 years ago
Thank you all <3
I'm shocked as of the informal manner this mail was written in. Without help, I might've misunderstood it and wouldn't have gotten the keys to my residence.
I'm shocked as of the informal manner this mail was written in. Without help, I might've misunderstood it and wouldn't have gotten the keys to my residence.
guest_
· 5 years ago
Since at least Marie Antoinette the French have had an interesting relationship with formality.... I hope you enjoy and wish you the best of luck. Vouloir, c’est pouvoir.