l'eau sumageante
Does that ring anyone's bell?
Does that ring anyone's bell?
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I think it's a brand of water. Depends where you are in the French speaking world. Quebec, France, Africa?Comment
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I think its a brand or something.Comment
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Too late
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France.Originally posted by RoUgH AiR
I think it's a brand of water. Depends where you are in the French speaking world. Quebec, France, Africa?
It has something to do with water filtering, but I can't find a translation anywhere. And google.fr returns only one document containing the term "sumageante".Comment
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Originally posted by Battuss
Too late
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I speak french fluently, but I've never heard of the term
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Come to thinkof it I am almost sure it is a brand because I spent a shit load of time in France in the 90's. Hung out with Jim Morrison and stuff....well his tomb stone that is!!!Originally posted by Equinox
France.
It has something to do with water filtering, but I can't find a translation anywhere. And google.fr returns only one document containing the term "sumageante".
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Originally posted by fuzebox
I speak french fluently, but I've never heard of the term
It's some sort of highly technical term that is probably not in daily use at all. Guess I won't have luck on GFY today.
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it appears to be the same in english as it is in french
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of course sumageante is neither in a french or english dictionary so who the hell knows lolICQ: 16544251 - Skype: gator37 @ eastlink.ca - email: yngwie @ isys.caComment
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See sigOriginally posted by Equinox
Guess I won't have luck on GFY today.
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fuck me, it was "surnageante"... the fucking printout was just hard to read.
nevermind then...
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Same here. Never heard anything about that .Originally posted by fuzebox
I speak french fluently, but I've never heard of the term
Originally posted by rayadp05Comment
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Mh.. I don't know the term 'sumageante' but 'Soumagne' obviously is a village.
I'm not french at all, I just tried to use google.
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I am from Quebec, and never ever seen that term before.
Surnageante is a french term, but doesn't mean much in your phrase, except something like "clappy/flopping water".
Usually a Mark would have capital letter in front. I assume there is an mispelling in that word."Those who dream by day are cognizant of many things which escape those who only dream by night" -E A. Poe
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Kosse ca ?Comment
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ca existe nin c'te merdeComment
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sumageante
i not french i used a translator and it translates
l'eau sumageante=water sumageanteComment
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surnager = swim on top
surnageant(e) = that swims on topComment
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Originally posted by Fabien
Kosse ca ?
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Originally posted by Equinox
l'eau sumageante
Does that ring anyone's bell?
"sumageante" does not seem exist. I have never heard of this word and it doesn't appear in my dictionary either. It must be a brand or something.Comment
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Originally posted by Equinox
fuck me, it was "surnageante"... the fucking printout was just hard to read.
nevermind then...
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