<u>Dear Bro Christian, how are you? </u>
<u>Dear Bro Christian, how are you? curia.op.org</u>
<u>Dear Bro Christian, how are you? curia.op.orgBonjour Nathan, comment vas-tu? </u>
<u>Dear Bro Christian, how are you? curia.op.orgBonjour Nathan, comment vas-tu? alexmero.com</u>
<u>Dear Bro Christian, how are you? curia.op.orgBonjour Nathan, comment vas-tu? alexmero.comHi Nathan, how are you? </u>
Answer:
Malagasy is spoken on the island of Madagascar, off the east coast of Africa. Despite its close proximity to Africa, however, Malagasy is not a member of any African language family
Explanation:
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<em>Donnez le participe passé des verbes suivants</em>
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a- comprendre ►compris
b- avoir ► eu
c- mourir ► mort
d- devoir ► dû *
e- entendre ► entendu
f- vivre ► vécu
g- falloir ► fallu
h- aller ► allé
<em>Ces participes passés sont au masculin singulier. </em>
<em>*Le participe passé "dû" perd l'accent circonflexe au fem. et au pluriel (due, dus, dues)</em>
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Answer: l'oncle
One's Dad's brother would be considered their uncle. L'oncle means uncle; le père means dad; le grand-père means grand-father; and le frère means brother.
