la galère
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Mot du jour
Mot du jour
French word of the day
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This is the list of the most recent mots du jour. You can also browse the entire alphabetized list.
lâcher
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minorer
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un imper
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un chiot
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une villégiature
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s’obstiner
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dédaigner
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un poisson
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pallier
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le rendement
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la veille
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la rigueur
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beauf
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un truc
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