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à les gens qui parlent français :
Replies: 22 — Last Post Nov. 26, 2008 3:32pm by Shaknbake
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quand on utilise le mot << dont >> ? je ne sais pas ! je m'aide s'il vous plaît. merci !

Post edited at 6:36 pm on Nov. 20, 2008 by Charolastra

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alright get out of my thread if you don't speak french. i really don't give a shit if you don't. you're not helping me any.

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eh, je ne sais pas aussi. comment di t'on dont?

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chao!  

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Umm. What do you need help with?

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You should usually put it into context and translate it. Like... Quand on parle dont le topique est le français...
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To replace sentences with the preposition de. For example:

L'argent dont j'ai besoin

Where the original phrase is "J'ai besoin d'argent".

It mostly translates as "which/that" and in some cases "who/whom," but if the verb after it takes the preposition de, you should use dont.

More info: http://french.about.com/library/weekly/aa092799.htm

Hope that's a little clearer.

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That wasn't a question... but if you need to know how to say "don't"... it's "ne faire pas".

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Quote: from Ndskewll at 9:38 pm on Nov. 20, 2008
Umm. What do you need help with?

i need to know when to use the pronom relatif "dont". i know it replaces "de" but... that doesn't help me any. i feel like i could just use "qui" or "que" anywhere for these exercises i'm working on.

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Quote: from redhotchilis64 at 9:39 pm on Nov. 20, 2008
That wasn't a question... but if you need to know how to say "don't"... it's "ne faire pas".

She's talking about the relative pronoun 'dont', not the English word "don't."

Post edited at 6:40 pm on Nov. 20, 2008 by Lulu Nobody

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