Il n'est jamais allé voir le bouquiniste.
He never went to the bookseller's.
Chaque fois qu'on allait chez un bouquiniste, tu le feuilletais.
It's just that every time we go into a bookstore, you're always flipping through it.
Demain, je le vends à un bouquiniste.
And then first thing tomorrow morning, I'll sell it to a used-book store.
Demain, je le vends à un bouquiniste.
And then first thing tomorrow morning, I'll sell it to a used book store.
Le bouquiniste est suédois.
It's a Swedish book store.
Et le pauvre bouquiniste aimerait bien être payé.
And the poor bookseller would like to be paid.
Avec vous, chez un bouquiniste ? Larguez-moi plutôt au sommet de l'Obélisque.
Drop me off the top of the Washington Monument instead.
Oui, mais chez un bouquiniste.
It was only secondhand.
Et puis il y a la gestion numérique des restrictions ; ainsi vous ne pouvez pas prêter le livre ni le vendre à un bouquiniste, et la bibliothèque ne peut pas le prêter non plus.
Then there is Digital Restrictions Management, so you can't lend the book or sell it to a used bookstore, and the library can't lend it either.
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