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ct54531
 
Reply Fri 16 Apr, 2004 10:39 am
Quick easy question. What verb for "press" is used in the standard French phrasing in a phone menu for, "For French, press one" as in For English, press, two, etc. I found one Canadian French menu that used "appuyer" but I wondered if that was the same in Europe.
Thanks.

Jim
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danload
 
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Reply Thu 22 Apr, 2004 02:26 pm
Yes, "appuyer" is OK.
This term is also used in France.
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ct54531
 
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Reply Thu 22 Apr, 2004 04:40 pm
French phone menu
Thank you.

So it would be correct to say "Pour le Francais, appuyez une"?

Jim
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danload
 
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Reply Fri 23 Apr, 2004 01:42 am
Quote:
Pour le Francais, appuyez une

No, it'd be better to say:

"Pour le français, appuyez sur un"
OR
"Pour le français, appuyez sur la touche une"
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