Posted by Medusa on November 9, 2003, at 9:21:38
In reply to Re: I-statement for Elle » oreilledemouche, posted by Elle2021 on November 9, 2003, at 5:20:38
> " à plus tard ..."
I can't speak for Mr/Ms Mouche here, nor for his/her intentions, but in French the above is casually used for "see you later", a with that accent = to/until, plus = more, tard = late. Younger types use merely "a plus", or on instant messages, a+, to the horror of linguists of ilks abounding.
> If by this you meant A+, and "tard" as in
> short for retardOh my, I must be immensely naîve. That's truly a vulgar thing to say, I hope it wasn't the poster's intent or purpose.
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