Water woes far from over. I have found this word "woes" in news many times but not understand the meaning. Does anyone tells me?

The article is about the citizens are facing the double whammy between the rising prices of onion and garlic. I'd like to know if I can use "add to the woes" in this way : To add to the woes.

ChiMike's French version is so superb that I feel slightly uneasy about querying it. It does, however, seem to me that the likely meaning of And with old woes new wail my dear time's waste is.

Understanding the Context

This means, to be a great burden, usually by virute of emotional demands. " Joe is a really cool guy, but it's hard to spend time with him. He always talks about his innumerable woes &.

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Salut, J'ai un rel problme avec la traduction de [] "s'nerv" dans le sens "s'tre nerv contre quelqu'un". [] Un grand merci d'avance !!!

Hello my dear comrades: Now I'm learning the emphatic sentence. I've written some examples myself. Could you tell me which ones are incorrect? Thank you for your enthusiastic help..

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Senior Member Bretagne, France franais de France #2 Hello Ollin, it means cuillre caf et

Do you is correct because a negative statement normally takes an affirmative question tag. In the 1st person singular a positive statement is followed by an irregular negative question tag.

Does lamentar require the subjunctive? Lamento que ella este aqui. Lamento que ella esta aqui.