Results for where do you live? translation from Spanish to French

do you like me?
est ce que je te plais?

how do you know
comment savoir

"what do you think? "
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do you want to fuck me
voulez vous me baiser

what time exactly do you arrive?
tu arrives vers quelle heure exactement?

:: where do arab women stand in the development process?
:: where do arab women stand in the development process?

how do you feel today bad
¿cómo te sientes hoy

oh merciiii bcp, why do you see me
oh merciiii bcp, pourquoi tu me vouvoie

do you want to get advantage of this free service?
souhaitez-vous bénéficier de ce service gratuit ?

do you want to format the volume as fat instead?
voulez-vous plutôt formater le volume en fat?

do you intend to store files larger than 4 gb in this truecrypt volume?
comptez-vous stocker des fichiers plus grands que 4go sur ce volume truecrypt?

las directrices principales del proyecto figuran en el documento titulado "what do you think?
les grands axes du projet sont exposés dans le document intitulé "what do you think?

79. "what do you think? " es un proyecto coordinado por el unicef de bélgica.
79. > est un projet coordonné par unicef belgique.

most likely this is not wanted during a merge. do you want to disable these settings or continue with these settings active?
il est fort probable que ce ne soit pas souhaité durant une fusion. voulez -vous désactiver ces réglages ou continuer avec ces paramètres actifs & #160;?

do you want to cancel the entire process of creation of the hidden operating system?note: you will not be able to resume the process if you cancel it now.
voulez-vous annuler l'intégralité du processus de création du système d'exploitation caché?note: vous ne pourrez pas reprendre le processus si vous l'annulez maintenant.

6. “small islands five years later: where do we stand?”, hoja informativa (publicada en inglés en agosto)
6. «small islands five years later: where do we stand?», fiche d’information (août, publiée en anglais)

do you think that the european union should or should not have a constitution, that is a core document which brings together the various current treaties? [should]
pensez-vous que lunion européenne doit avoir ou pas une constitution, cest-à-dire un texte fondamental qui intègre les différents traités actuels ? [oui]

104. por último, cabe mencionar el proyecto del unicef "what do you think? " y otras campañas de sensibilización que el unicef desarrolla en escuelas flamencas y de lengua francesa.
104. enfin, nous vous renvoyons au projet de l'unicef > et à d'autres campagnes de sensibilisation que l'unicef mène dans des écoles flamandes et francophones.

bought a house valued at 100 in 1998, then its value in 2007 would be 331. to solve these exercises about percentages, i usually try to take as an example a product initially valued at 100, because it will make easier my subsequent calculations. please keep in mind that one of the main pitfalls or mistakes when working with percentage changes is to confuse the increase (231%) with the new price (331% of the initial one). so, we have a house in denmark and we know its value in 1998 and 2007. i recommend writing down in your paper sheet, the one you have available at the exam, the data that you are finding out about prices in a simple table like this one: price of a house in denmark 1998 2006 2007 100 331 at this point, i need the house's value at 2006. change from 2006 to 2007, 13.2%, but (the good news is that) this is enough for me to calculate it. do you remember from our first book how we easily changed between initial and final values by using percentage changes in unit format? for example, to increase 80 by 25%, we just did: initial value * conversion factor = final value 80 * 1.25 = 100 68
those systems of two equations with two unknowns. for this reason, i would like to present you all my own method, which | consider it is easier to be understood and faster to be applied. this procedure is based on the fact that we do not need to know the real amounts (prices, etc. ), but the relative figures, that is, the relative change. first, we select the only data that we need from the table, as usual, in this case, those ones related to denmark: change in real estate prices (%) country from 1998 to 2007 from 2006 to 2007 denmark 231 13.2 then, we observe that the change in prices from 1998 to 2007 was 231%. we should review a little our knowledge on percentage changes and how to interpret them. for example, a change in price of 6% means that the new price is 100% + 6% = 106% of the initial price, so the price changed from 100 to 106. we can also use the unit format (as we did in the previous exercise), and say that the price changed from 1 to 1. 06. note that if the change in price is 100%, this means that the new price is 100% + 100% = 200%, so in fact it has doubled, going from 100 t00200. now, focusing on our current exercise, if the change in price is 231%, this means that the new price is 100% + 231% = 331%. this implies that, if you 67