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As I have been reading for a long long time a French translated book all about canoing (à la pagaie) along various Pacific island coastlines and have found that the author loves to use a different word each time to describe the shoreline; always necessitating a trip to the dictionary your translation looks right to me.

You could also translate the sauvage as being untouched or unspoilt.

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[quote user="Pads"]Is your keyboard food stuffed as well??[Www][/quote]

Nooo I just copied your typings[Www]

But seriously why is there a 's' on the end of 'sauvage'? I understand because of the 'des' that the criques has a 's' although not pronounced, but why the 'sauvage'!

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[quote user="Jacqui Too "]

[quote user="Pads"]Is your keyboard food stuffed as well??[Www][/quote]

Nooo I just copied your typings[Www]

But seriously why is there a 's' on the end of 'sauvage'? I understand because of the 'des' that the criques has a 's' although not pronounced, but why the 'sauvage'!

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Because the adjective (sauvages) agrees with the noun (criques) it describes.

  • le petit chien
  • les petits chiens
  • les petites chiennes

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[quote user="Clair"][quote user="Jacqui Too "]

But seriously why is there a 's' on the end of 'sauvage'? I understand because of the 'des' that the criques has a 's' although not pronounced, but why the 'sauvage'!

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Because the adjective (sauvages) agrees with the noun (criques) it describes.

  • le petit chien

  • les petits chiens

  • les petites chiennes
    [/quote]

Thank you Clair, somewhere in the depth of my mind I remember being told about the agreement thingy but in one ear and lost amongst all the other rules!!

I'll try and remember this time [:)]

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