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March 8th 20, 10:07 PM
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Water on Europe
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Sylvain wrote: The amount of liquide water on Europe is greater than the amount of In English. Look at Europa Europe is not Europa. -- :- Siri Seal of Disavowal #000-001. Disavowed. Denied. Deleted. @ 'I desire mercy, not sacrifice.' /|¥ The first law of discordiamism: The more energy This post / ¥ to make order is nore energy made into entropy. insults Islam. Mohammed 
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March 8th 20, 10:33 PM
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Le 08/03/2020 Ã* 23:07, Siri Cruise a écritÂ*:
In article , Sylvain wrote: The amount of liquide water on Europe is greater than the amount of In English. Look at Europa Europe is not Europa. I made a mistake. In french, Europe is a moon of Jupiter. I did not know that in English it's Europa
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March 8th 20, 10:48 PM
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Sylvain wrote:
Siri Cruise a écrit: Sylvain wrote: The amount of liquide water on Europe is greater than the amount of In English. Look at Europa Europe is not Europa. I made a mistake. It happens. In French, Europe is a moon of Jupiter. I did not know that in English it's Europa That brings up a question: what's the name (in French) of the continent (called Europe in English) that France is part of?
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March 8th 20, 11:07 PM
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Le 08/03/2020 Ã* 23:48, Ned Latham a écritÂ*:
Sylvain wrote: Siri Cruise a écrit: Sylvain wrote: The amount of liquide water on Europe is greater than the amount of In English. Look at Europa Europe is not Europa. I made a mistake. It happens. In French, Europe is a moon of Jupiter. I did not know that in English it's Europa That brings up a question: what's the name (in French) of the continent (called Europe in English) that France is part of? In French The name of European continent is: "Europe" (feminine word) The name of the Jupiter's moon is: "Europe" too (masculine word) Hence the mistake You learn something new every day in this business.
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March 9th 20, 12:12 AM
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Water on Europa
In article ,
Ned Latham wrote: Sylvain wrote: Siri Cruise a écrit: Sylvain wrote: The amount of liquide water on Europe is greater than the amount of In English. Look at Europa Europe is not Europa. I made a mistake. It happens. In French, Europe is a moon of Jupiter. I did not know that in English it's Europa That brings up a question: what's the name (in French) of the continent (called Europe in English) that France is part of? Guerre-terre? -- :- Siri Seal of Disavowal #000-001. Disavowed. Denied. Deleted. @ 'I desire mercy, not sacrifice.' /|\ The first law of discordiamism: The more energy This post / \ to make order is nore energy made into entropy. insults Islam. Mohammed
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#16
March 9th 20, 01:25 AM
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Siri Cruise wrote:
Ned Latham wrote: Sylvain wrote: Siri Cruise a écrit: Sylvain wrote: Sylvain wrote: The amount of liquide water on Europe is greater than the amount of liquide water on Earth In English. Look at Europa Europe is not Europa. I made a mistake. It happens. In French, Europe is a moon of Jupiter. I did not know that in English it's Europa That brings up a question: what's the name (in French) of the continent (called Europe in English) that France is part of? Guerre-terre? No more than any other continent except Antarctica. More deadly, perhaps. Silvain gave us the answer. L'Europe, elle est belle. L'Europe, il est froid.
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March 9th 20, 05:19 AM
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Ned Latham wrote on 8/03/2020 8:46 PM:
Daniel60 wrote: Sylvain wrote: The amount of liquide water on Europe is greater than the amount of liquide water on Earth https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NYYoFGg9dA8 (I don't speak French ... or whatever language that was!!) But I would question the whole premise!! How could there possible be more Water on Europe (part of Earth) than on The Earth as a whole, given the sizes of the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans and all the rest!! Must be a joke ..... or a mistake in translation!! ;-P Try Europa (moon of Jupiter). That was my suspicion! ;-P -- Daniel
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March 9th 20, 05:21 AM
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Sylvain wrote on 9/03/2020 5:15 AM:
Le 08/03/2020 Ã* 10:28, Daniel60 a écritÂ*: Sylvain wrote on 7/03/2020 10:15 AM: The amount of liquide water on Europe is greater than the amount of liquide water on Earth https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NYYoFGg9dA8 (I don't speak French ... or whatever language that was!!) But I would question the whole premise!! How could there possible be more Water on Europe (part of Earth) than on The Earth as a whole, given the sizes of the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans and all the rest!! Must be a joke ..... or a mistake in translation!! ;-P No In English. Look at Europa Yeap!! But take a look at the thread Subject: -- Daniel
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March 9th 20, 05:55 AM
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On Sunday, March 8, 2020 at 10:21:19 PM UTC-7, Daniel60 wrote:
Yeap!! But take a look at the thread Subject: That can be edited... see?
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#20
March 9th 20, 07:39 AM
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Le 09/03/2020 Ã* 02:25, Ned Latham a écritÂ*:
No more than any other continent except Antarctica. More deadly, perhaps. Silvain gave us the answer. L'Europe, elle est belle. L'Europe, il est froid. " L'Europe, elle est belle" Good "L'Europe, il est froid" bad "Europe, il est froid" never article before Europe (jupiter's moon) in French. It's like the name of a person Very strange the french language
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