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Bon aussi mon papa m'a fait comprendre qu'il irai acheter Feufeudisse (Final Fantasy 10 pour ceux qui ne vivent pas avec moi ....)

pinku-tk Diary Entry pinku-tk 2003

'Je suis parti de Cawnpore le premier du mois et suis arrivé ici ce matin, je partirai ce soir et serai à Chandernagore le 7 au matin, dans la journée je ferai une visite au Gouverneur et le lendemain irai à Calcutta, je verrai notre Consul General.

Forty-one years in India From Subaltern To Commander-In-Chief Frederick Sleigh Roberts

In the same way French futures of the type irai “ (I) shall go” are but the resultants of a coalescence of originally independent words: ir29 a'i “to-go I-have, ” under the influence of a unifying accent.

Chapter 5. Form in Language: Grammatical Concepts 1921

"Vous pouvez me renvoyer, mais je ne m'en irai pas, je vous le dis d'avance," she began, in her characteristic, indifferent way.

Forged Coupon And Other Stories 1911

"Fous pouvez me renvoyer, mais je ne m'en irai pas, je vous le dis d'avance," she began, in her characteristic, indifferent way.

The Forged Coupon Leo Tolstoy 1869

"Vous n'avez pas besoin de me tenir ainsi," I said to the officer; "j irai tranquillement" He loosened his hold and we were then marched off to another military station, in a different part of the town from that whence we had escaped.

Dreams and Dream Stories Anna Bonus Kingsford 1867

"Je m'en irai," Mrs. Lamotte said at last, as she saw that her presence was annoying Edith; and as the latter offered no remonstrance, she left the room, and Edith was alone with her confused thoughts.

Darkness and Daylight Mary Jane Holmes 1866

"Je crains beaucoup d'oublier le francais -- j'apprends tous les jours une demie page de francais par coeur, et j'ai grand plaisir a apprendre cette lecon, Veuillez presenter a Madame l'assurance de mon estime; je crains que Maria-Louise et Claire ne m'aient deja oubliees; mais je vous reverrai un jour; aussitot que j'aurais gagne assez d'argent pour alter a Bruxelles, j'y irai."

Life of Charlotte Brontë — Volume 1 Elizabeth Cleghorn Gaskell 1837

Notice too the skilful way in which he avoids the hiatus in irai-je-y or y-irai-je?

Emile Jean-Jacques Rousseau 1745

I have just heard a child severely scolded by his father for saying, "Mon pere, irai-je-t-y?"

Emile Jean-Jacques Rousseau 1745