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16 Dec 2019
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What is the difference between un salon qui a du chien and un salon qui a un chien ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
What is the difference between un salon qui a du chien and un salon qui a un chien ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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Un salon qui a du chien -> A charming living room / A living room with a special vibe.
Un salon qui a un chien -> A living room with a dog in it.
Un salon qui a un chien -> A living room with a dog in it.
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