I don't understand how "When someone" translates to "Que l'on" in
Je suis à peine assis que l'on frappa à la porte
Because I'd understand if it was
Je suis à peine assis quand on frappa à la porte
Why does que le translate into when?
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2This presence of l' has already been answered (several times actually) here and here and here maybe more ... one of this answers is in English. But there's another problem in the sentence - tenses "suis à peine" and "on frappa" just don't go together.. And if you have a query about à peine que** here's an answer. – None Jun 13 '16 at 17:19