- upon. If
service is
great one can give a tip,
usually around 10%. Tips (
pourboires, lit. "for drinking") in
France are
neither required nor expected, and...
-
Bismarck flatly refused what he
disdainfully termed France's
politique des
pourboires ("tipping policy"). He then
communicated Napoleon's
written territorial...
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whether the name was
inspired by some
French or
French patois word such as
pourboire, but they
denied that was the case. One New
Orleans historian finds the...
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mobylette moped bonnard sympa or bien nice
Informal term. bonne-main
pourboire tip (gratuity)
Literally "good-hand".
borne hydrante bouche d'incendie...
-
referred to the
execution of
Admiral John Byng.
pourboire lit. "for drink"; gratuity, tip;
donner un
pourboire: to tip.
prairie lit. "meadow";
expansive natural...
- but in France, the word
acide is used.
Dringuelle (Standard
French "
pourboire"), "tip", from the
Dutch word drinkgeld, but it is less
commonly used...
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pardon lardonpem to talk
parler larlépem
manager patron latronpuche tip
pourboire lourboirpem bag sac lacsé
expensive cher lerche;
lerchem (often in the...
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Afraid of
Everything (1999) - Anne
Bruno n'a pas d'agent (1999 short) Le
pourboire (ou la pitié) (1999 short) - Béatrice Les
Enfants de
Scarlett (1998) -...
- to
refugee settlements. (Drivers of
French cars
reportedly asked for
pourboire - tips, for the same service.) The fire destro**** 32% of Thessaloniki...
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drama 1858: Les mœurs d'aujourd'**** : le tabac, le jeu, le canot, le
pourboire, la blague, la pose, le chantage, le loyer, la boutique, l'exil, Coulon-Pineau...
