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I don't speak French, but it seems a lot more likely that "en huit" would translate as "in 8 (days)" rather than "in height (days)". Are you a native speaker a
by nkurz 3y ago
I don't speak French, but it seems a lot more likely that "en huit" would translate as "in 8 (days)" rather than "in height (days)". Are you a native speaker and know better, or might this be a mistake?
- mathieuh 3y agoI assume it's a hyper-corrective insertion of an 'h'
- whynotmaybe 3y agoClearly a mistake!