Des is a combination of de + les, so one time you would use it would be when saying from the (plural) eg. I bought clothes from the United States -- j'ai acheté les vêtements des États-Unis.
Another time you would use it is when there is an unspecified amount of something or when you want to say 'some' eg. some apples - des pommes
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j'aime distribuer des assiettes et des plats. This is the translation in the French language.
It is very easy to translate this phrase. The phrase "francaise des jeux", which is written in the French language, translates to "French Company for Games" in the English language.
des rêves d'enfance
'un magasin' (masc.), pl. 'des magasins'
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En français on peut dire : un "bourreau des cœurs"
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"Des chaussures" is the plural for "une chaussure". You can use "chaussure" as a singular, if this is what you are asking.
A pencil sharpener is "un taille-crayon" (masculine noun) in French, plural "des taille-crayons".
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