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Elfe
The Elfe was a French automobile manufactured in Levallois from 1920 until 1925. Produced by a M. Eugène, who also founded the Bol d'Or race, it began life as a cyclecar; accommodation for its passengers was in tandem, with space for the driver in front. The engine, a 987cc vee-twin Anzani 984c model, was centrally mounted. Touring cyclecars under the same badge were produced by a M. Mauve using 704cc two-stroke vee-twin Vapor engines.
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English as a lingua franca for Europe
English as a lingua franca for Europe, also known by the abbreviation ELFE, is a concept promoted by some linguistics experts , which aims to standardise the use of the English language in the European Union. English, in some form or another, is already widely used and understood by people in EU countries, despite it only being spoken natively by a small percentage of those people. However, regional differences in English, as well as peculiarities in spellingvocabulary and grammar shared with few other European languages, have made learning it more difficult for many Europeans; ELFE does not only aim at making English easier to learn (this is the main objective of other projects as for example "Simple English"): ELFE indicates the development of high level languages for a global society. English is evolving into a more international language,elements of English which it shares with other European languages are being emphasized. ELFE integrates much international expert terminology and uses mostly phrases that are self-explaining. It avoids English expressions that frequently create misundertanding in communication between people from different parts of Europe. ELFE does not necessarily indicate standardisation of English, it also could describe a style that is more suitable for use of English as a European lingua franca.
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Elfe
Cette page d’ répertorie les différents sujets et articles partageant un même nom.  Elfe peut faire référence à :Un elfe, une créature légendaire issue de la mythologie nordique et germanique.L'elfe ou l'elfique, la langue de fiction des elfesDans l'œuvre de J.R.R. Tolkien, le peuple des Elfes, qui sont les aînés des Enfants d'IlúvatarDans le jeu de rôle médiéval-fantastique Donjons et dragons, les Elfes sont une race humanoïde qui fait partie des races principales disponibles pour la création de personnages-joueurs
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Elfe
Das Wort Elfe bezeichnet mythologische Wesen, siehe Elfen.in den USA militante Umweltschützer, siehe Earth Liberation Front (ELF).die Abkürzung für elektronische Fernmelderechnung, siehe EDIFACTein Naturphänomen in der Meteorologie, siehe Elf (Blitz).ein Segelflugzeug, welches eines der ersten mit GFK-Bauweise war, siehe Elfe (Segelflugzeug)
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Elfe
Elfe (motorfietsmerk), uit DuitslandElfe (automerk), uit Frankrijk
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Elfe (die)
n. elf, sprite, fairy, goblin, ghost

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