Asked by Kurst
When would one use the term ressentir as opposed to sentir?
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SraJMcGin
Thank you for using the Jiskha Homework Help Forum. Of course, the context, or the way the word is used, is really what determines the vocabulary you need.
sentir = to feel; smell; smell like, smell of; taste of; have all the earmarks of;show the effects of
ressentir = to feel keenly, be hurt by (an insult, for example), experience (joy, pain,surprise)
Mme
sentir = to feel; smell; smell like, smell of; taste of; have all the earmarks of;show the effects of
ressentir = to feel keenly, be hurt by (an insult, for example), experience (joy, pain,surprise)
Mme
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