Yes, the word "Facebook" should be capitalized when writing about it, as it is a proper noun.
Your Facebook language settings may have been changed to French accidentally. You can change them back by going to the settings menu, selecting language, and choosing your preferred language.
To change the language on Facebook, go to the settings menu, then click on "Language and Region." From there, you can select your preferred language from the list provided.
"Conversant in Spanish" means that a person is able to speak the language proficiently and engage in conversations in Spanish. It implies a level of fluency and understanding that allows for effective communication in the language.
You can use "apropos" to mean "with regard to" or "relevant to". For example, "I mentioned the upcoming meeting apropos our earlier discussion on project timelines."
LLS means Laughing Like S**t ex: Man, when she fell I was LLS
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LLS: means laughing like sh**t and in an appropiate way it means: LAUGHING LIKE SILLY..
LLS means Laughing Like S**t ex: Man, when she fell I was LLS
Less Smoke Smell. LLS cigarette papers have vanilla in them to improve the smoke smell.
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OAS is the Organization of American States. AAS is the American Astronomical Society LLS is the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society.
No, but mean people may use Facebook.
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