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You might be interested to know that 'roman' is a False Friend ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/False_friend ). You probably mean to use the word 'novel.'
> You might be interested to know that 'roman' is a False Friend What is the source language?
Lead Bullets (2011)
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Re: Lead Bullets (2011)
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> You might be interested to know that 'roman' is a False Friend What is the source language?
french, maybe others
Re: Lead Bullets (2011)
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I agree. But i think it was not meant to be read like a roman rather than a reference book. :) Which makes it hard to read it like roman - storyline missing.
You might be interested to know that 'roman' is a False Friend ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/False_friend ). You probably mean to use the word 'novel.'
Thanks!
Re: Lead Bullets (2011)
#44Earlier quoted context omitted.
You might be interested to know that 'roman' is a False Friend ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/False_friend ). You probably mean to use the word 'novel.'
> You might be interested to know that 'roman' is a False Friend What is the source language?