Translation: Where can I find the non-demo version of the game? Literally: Where one find the game that isn't a demo? Mote: On actually translates into "one" but in English, we often use "I" or "we" instead of "one." French people, however, prefer using "on" in their speech/writing. Word-by-word: Ou=Where, on=one, trouve=find, le jeu=the game, qui=that (as a subject)/who, ne...pas=not, est=is, un=a (as an indefinite article, also means the number one), demo=demo.
Je n 'aime pas les Jeux Vide'o
Can you be alittle more specific than that, you can get to it by going pas solacean town or you can back track from veil stone.
pas
route 224 after you beat the Pokemon league the guy says you can pas, you will need surf, stength, defog and fly out if you don't wanna walk back
you go to vermilion city go to diglett cave put the radio to pokeflaut at the top and spick to snorlax then pas the diglett cave and go to pewter city ;)
Pas-de-Jeu's population is 390.
The area of Pas-de-Jeu is 11.11 square kilometers.
"Il n'en trouve pas" means "he does not find any" in French.
Christian Vincent has written: 'Je ne vois pas ce qu'on me trouve' -- subject(s): Je ne vois pas ce qu'on me trouve (Motion picture)
she is not fat: elle nest pas grosse she is not thin: elle nest pas mince
Celui qui n'essaie pas, ne trouve rien.
trés jolie n'est-ce pas? isn't it/she pretty?
'because I find it ... / that ...' EX: Je ne ferai pas l'idiot en classe parce que je trouve ça ridicule > I will not play the fool in the classroom, because I find that ridiculous.
Unless there's a mistake (on my part), I can't find the information sheet.
"ce n'est pas un problème - au revoir" means "this is not a problem - goodbye" in French.
that there isn't a future without a memory
Je n'aime pas faire la vaisselle car je trouve cela fastidieux et répétitif. J'ai tendance à préférer des activités plus créatives ou stimulantes.