Difference between revisions of "Like"
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Revision as of 16:22, 6 June 2013
Contents
preposition
translation
When like is a preposition, it is most often translated as comme
etymology
verb
For the translation, aimer (bien). aimer (de l'amour)
Verb + COD: valence 1, "transitive"
discourse marker
The comparative suffix -like
The associative prefix like-
