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[freeandfun1]

Julien = :sausage: ?

I'm guessing so since the profile doesn't have any reference to his gender.

 

[j07950]

Que est ce que say Julien = :sausage: ?

Another mature post...I give up.

 

[no1tovote4]

Yeah I know...I've got a problem with that one...still haven't figured it out...please tell me when to use one or the other...never been told.

then deals with time.

than is a comparison word.

Life is better than death.

Life is the beginning, then death.

Does that help?

 

[j07950]

Ok right...I'm a guy...sorry to dissapoint some of you...lol

 

[freeandfun1]

Yeah I know...I've got a problem with that one...still haven't figured it out...please tell me when to use one or the other...never been told.

Q. What is the difference between then and than?

A. These two words are quite different!

Their only similarity is in the way they sound. Than is used to compare or contrast things, as in "He is a lot smaller than his older brother." Then refers to time or consequence: "And the Canaanite was then in the land" (Gen. xii. 6.); "If all this be so, then man has a natural freedom" (Locke). So if one thing follows or results from another, use then.

Than is also used before a pronoun, as in "Paul loves pizza more than me."

 

[no1tovote4]

Another mature post...I give up.

French names are often difficult for Americans to be able to tell sex from.

 

[j07950]

then deals with time.

than is a comparison word.

Life is better than death.

Life is the beginning, then death.

Does that help?

Thats good, thanks!!!!

 

[rtwngAvngr]

Another mature post...I give up.

:bj2:

This is mature.

 

[j07950]

:bj2:

This is mature.

Thought you were comparing me to a sausage...not a dick for whether I was a guy or not.

 

[rtwngAvngr]

Thought you were comparing me to a sausage...not a dick for whether I was a guy or not.

Try to keep up, Hugo!

 

[padisha emperor]

Que est ce que say Julien = ?

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Julien is a male name, it comes from the latin "Iule", the son of Enee, and gave the name "Julius", like Julius Caesar.
It gave Julien, Jules, (male names) and Julia, Juliette, Julie (female names)


Now, you know