Thread: let's get liseuse recognized as a real word
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Old 09-09-2009, 07:14 AM   #32
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Originally Posted by Sweetpea View Post
And what is wrong with ereader (as short from electronic reader)?
Nothing wrong with it at all. Even though I never use it here I still like e-folio as it implies an electronic way to carry documents. Most likely I will continue to use ereader or reader I just don't get any implied meaning from liseuse and I know people around me would certainly not understand what I was saying.

The one time I enjoyed not understanding french when it was spoken was when I was dating a young woman from Ecuador. I always knew what mood she was in when that happened.
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