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The French translation is - “Vos lèvres sont plus douces que le miel.”
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- With feminine plural, which is the case in your sentence (as it applies to “lèvres”, feminine plural), “doux” becomes “douces”.
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I have this phrase 'Vos lèvres sont plus douces que le miel' and I was under the impression it meant 'Your lips are sweeter then wine', but I realise the literal translation of 'le miel' is honey (unless I have been mistaken).
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The French translation is - “Vos lèvres sont plus douces que le miel.”
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I have this phrase 'Vos lèvres sont plus douces que le miel' and I was under the impression it meant 'Your lips are sweeter then wine', but I realise the literal translation of 'le miel' is honey unless I have been mistaken.
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With feminine plural, which is the case in your sentence as it applies to “lèvres”, feminine plural, “doux” becomes “douces”.
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Ils aident en plus à prévenir le glissement des objets sur les surfaces douces.
Assorted Protector Pads/Tampons protecteurs assortis Oleg Kuzin 2007
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Ils aident en plus à prévenir le glissement des objets sur les surfaces douces.
Archive 2007-01-01 Oleg Kuzin 2007
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Unfortunately, the word doux douces in feminine plural actually means sweet, soft, mild, gentle, pleasant but not the opposite of rough.
Archive 2007-01-01 Oleg Kuzin 2007
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Unfortunately, the word doux douces in feminine plural actually means sweet, soft, mild, gentle, pleasant but not the opposite of rough.
Assorted Protector Pads/Tampons protecteurs assortis Oleg Kuzin 2007
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