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French vocabulary: Expressions with Trouver

Monday November 9, 2009
The French verb trouver literally means to find, and is also used in a number of idiomatic expressions. Learn how to talk about seeing fit to do something, fainting, meeting one's match, and more with this list of expressions with trouver.
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