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08/05/2008, 21:43
LyndaandRichard
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Pas de Porte
See this all the time on property ads and I've never remembered to ask what it means when I've had the chance. What does it mean? Literally not of door, but that makes no sense. Can anyone enlighten me svp?
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08/05/2008, 21:49
Clair
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Re: Pas de Porte
In this instance, pas = step
It usually means a sum of money paid by a commercial tenant to a landlord as an "entrance" fee in order to use commercial premises.
It also means the area directly in front of a door.
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09/05/2008, 9:18
Sunday Driver
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Re: Pas de Porte
Roulez au pas = drive up to the gate.
Waddya mean it's only Saturday......
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09/05/2008, 9:28
Clair
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Re: Pas de Porte
Sorry SD
Roulez au pas = drive at walking speed
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09/05/2008, 10:33
sikhim
Joined on 23/03/2005
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Re: Pas de Porte
When I was a kid living in France, I thought it meant there was literally no doors !
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