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For "faire une escale à Paris", is it not without the "une" as when I looked it up, it just says "faire escale = make a stopover" ?

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For "faire une escale à Paris", is it not without the "une" as when I looked it up, it just says "faire escale = make a stopover" ?

This question relates to:French writing exercise "Cathy's future holiday [US: vacation] in Montpellier"

Freeform Writing Exercise B1

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Bonjour James,

Faire escale = to stop over

Faire une escale = to have a stopover / to make a stopover

 

I hope this is helpful.

Bonne journée !

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For "faire une escale à Paris", is it not without the "une" as when I looked it up, it just says "faire escale = make a stopover" ?

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