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As a native French speaker I don't see the problem with the prononciation of libre :) I understand the arguments for using English as a universal language but
by zfxfr 5y ago
As a native French speaker I don't see the problem with the prononciation of libre :)
I understand the arguments for using English as a universal language but in this case the word libre brings an other nuance (meaning) "libre" != "free"
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