Feb 26, 2005 21:48
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French term
cabanoniers
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Tourism & Travel
Nous sommes ici dans l’univers des cabanons et des cabanoniers.
I am translating for a Kayak magazine. It talks about the creeks in the south of France. Wat is meant by "cabononiers"?
I am translating for a Kayak magazine. It talks about the creeks in the south of France. Wat is meant by "cabononiers"?
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3 +4 | in Provence a cabanon is a very small house (shed) - I suspect cabanoniers to be the people who ... | Michel A. |
5 | cottagers | peekay |
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in Provence a cabanon is a very small house (shed) - I suspect cabanoniers to be the people who ...
live in a cabanon
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cottagers
In Canada and the US, the term "cottagers" (from "cottage", which is the equivalent of cabanon among other things) is used to describe this type of individual...
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Tony M
: Don't use this term for a UK readership, it has QUITE another connotation !!!!! :-)))
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