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Lenna
Does '' d'accord'' have a complete form? I know the meaning of ''d'accord'' but i wanna know if it has a complete form. It seems that it's the abreviation of 2 words, i wanna know that 2 words. tnx
Jun 9, 2013 11:47 AM
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no, "D'accord" or "Bien compris" is same. It's meen "Yes". "Pas d'accord" meen "No".
June 9, 2013
no, it's an expression like (ok, all right)
June 9, 2013
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