In my dictionary, "un/une libraire" is a bookseller whereas a librarian is "un/une bibliothècaire". But in this exercise it seems the word "libraire" is used for a librarian. Is this the common usage in French and can "libraire" refer equally to one who works in a bookshop as well as one who works in a library?
libraires et bibliothècaires
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Bonjour Paul,
Thank you for pointing this out! You're absolutely right. It's now been flagged. Bear with us until both correction and recording have been done.
Merci de votre contribution !
Bonne journée !
Bonjour Paul,
The audio has now been replaced with the word "bibliothécaire".
We're sorry it has taken this long for the recording to be amended.
Bonne journée !
Paul F. Kwiziq Q&A super contributor
Hi, just letting you know that (a month after your reply) this exercise still uses the word "libraire" to refer to the librarian.
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