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by cordura5 03 Jul 2008 ( edited Jul 03'08 18:25 )
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I want to also stitch the word along side the design and have most of them figured out, but there are a few I am having trouble with. I need the word for i, j, m, q, u, w, x, and y. I know a bunch of you out there speak French so I know I can count on you guys. My high school French class was a long time ago!

http://members.aol.com/lilibrod/FREE_DESIGNS/abecedaire.htm

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by modo 03 Jul 2008
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Bonjour and Welcome cordura5, Where did you get the ABC ?
I am not sure that I understand your question, do you need a word in french that go with the letters i, j, etc? Like i for ibis, j for jonc, mammouth,quille,urubu,wagon,xylophone,yucca
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by jasanne 03 Jul 2008
If you click the link at the bottom of Courdura's question - it takes you to a page with the designs on it, for example an owl is H - so how would you say owl in french?
by modo 03 Jul 2008
hibou
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by lbrow 03 Jul 2008
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SOOOOO cordura Have U got your answer? I have had a French SIL 4 48 Yrs/ but still cannot b of any help to U. sorry *4U
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by claudenicolas 03 Jul 2008
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Hello cuties I just come on the site ,I was away of you for a whole week. perhaps I can help you, cordura.
I will tranlate you the name of the animals in French is it that what you want?
a: âne, b:bateau, c: clown, d: dragon, e:écureuil, f: fleur, g: gâteau, h: hibou, i: ibis, j: jonc, k: kangourou, l: lapin, m: mammouth, n:nid, o: orange; p:parapluie,q:quille, r: renard, s: singe: t:tortue, v: vache; w:wagon, x:xylophone, y: yucca, z: zèbre
I have no well identified the bird at u
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by mops 03 Jul 2008
+5
Thanks for asking. I had a looked and liked the alphabet. By now you've got all the words, so the only thing I can add is a flower.
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by cordura5 03 Jul 2008
+5
So the ones I need would be i=ibis, j=jonc, m=mammouth, q=quille, u=urubu, w=wagon, x=xylophone, and y=yucca. Is that correct? I got all the others from memory or an online translator, but some I weren't sure what they were a picture of. I knew what I was seeing in English, but when I went to translate that it wasn't giving me an answer that matched the letter. So I guess I wasn't putting the right word to the picture. I had forgotten that a bowling pin was a skittle...
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by sqdancer 03 Jul 2008
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Not sure if you noticed but after the Alpha in Caps page the next page is numbers and if you notice at the bottom on the right it says English and you can download the whole set of numbers in English...just in case someone hadn't noticed ....