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inez
2006-12-18 20:39:19 UTC
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What is the cajun/french for "welcome home"?

tia
catherine COMEYNE
2006-12-19 17:26:58 UTC
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Post by inez
What is the cajun/french for "welcome home"?
tia
the translation is : "Bienvenue chez toi" (if is sby you know very well) or
"Bienvenue à la maison" for anybodyelse
cathrine
inez
2006-12-19 19:20:33 UTC
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Post by inez
What is the cajun/french for "welcome home"?
tia
the translation is : "Bienvenue chez toi" (if is sby you know very well) or
"Bienvenue à la maison" for anybodyelse
cathrine
Thanks, Cathrine. I mean it in the sense of welcoming home a friend at the
airport, someone who's been gone a long while, as those returning home for
being displaced by Katrina; but also applicable if they are arriving for the
first time to a new home. Friendly, warm and casual.

Thanks again,
inez
c***@mfna.com
2006-12-22 10:56:49 UTC
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Post by inez
Thanks, Cathrine. I mean it in the sense of welcoming home a friend at the
airport, someone who's been gone a long while, as those returning home for
being displaced by Katrina; but also applicable if they are arriving for the
first time to a new home. Friendly, warm and casual.
Thanks again,
inez
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